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Psalms 35:4-10
4Let them be putH954 to shameH954 and confounded that seekH1245 after my lifeH5315; let them be turnedH5472 backwardH268 and brought to confusion that devise my hurt:5Let them beH1961 as chaffH4671 before the windH7307, and let the angelH4397 of Jehovah drive [them] away;6Let their wayH1870 beH1961 dark and slipperyH2519, and let the angelH4397 of Jehovah pursueH7291 them.7For without causeH2600 have they hiddenH2934 for me their netH7568 [in] a pitH7845; without causeH2600 they have digged [it] for my soulH5315.8Let destructionH7722 comeH935 upon him unawares, and let his netH7568 which he hath hiddenH2934 catchH3920 himself: for destructionH7722 let him fallH5307 therein.9And my soulH5315 shall be joyful in Jehovah; it shall rejoiceH1523 in his salvationH3444.10All my bonesH6106 shall sayH559, Jehovah, who is like unto thee, who deliverest the afflictedH6041 from one strongerH2389 than he, yea, the afflictedH6041 and the needyH34 from him that spoileth him!
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