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Psalms 78:38-48
38But he was merciful: he forgave the iniquityH5771, and destroyedH7843 [them] not; but manyH7235 a time turnedH7725 he his angerH639 awayH7725, and did not stirH5782 up all his fury:39And he rememberedH2142 that they were fleshH1320, a breathH7307 that passeth awayH7725 and cometh not again.40HowH4100 oft did they provoke him in the wildernessH4057, and grieve him in the desert!41And they turnedH7725 again and tempted 1GodH410, and grieved the HolyH6918 OneH6918 of IsraelH3478.42They rememberedH2142 not his handH3027, the dayH3117 when he delivered them from the oppressor,43How he setH7760 his signsH226 in EgyptH4714, and his miracles in the fieldH7704 of ZoanH6814;44And turnedH2015 their riversH2975 into bloodH1818, and their streams, that they could not drinkH8354;45He sentH7971 dog-flies among them, which devouredH398 them, and frogsH6854, which destroyedH7843 them;46And he gaveH5414 their increase unto the caterpillar, and their labour unto the locustH697;47He killedH2026 their vinesH1612 with hailH1259, and their sycamore trees with hail-stones;48And he deliveredH5462 up their cattle to the hailH1259, and their flocks to thunderbolts.
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Commentaries on Psalms 78
- Adam Clarke Bible Commentary
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- Matthew Henry Concise Commentary
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- Scofield Reference Notes, 1917 Edition
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