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Psalms 90:3-10
3Thou makest [mortal] manH120 to returnH7725 to dust, and sayest, ReturnH7725, children of menH120.4For a thousandH505 yearsH8141, in thy sight, are as yesterday when it is past, and [as] a watchH821 in the nightH3915.5Thou carriest them away as with a flood; they areH1961 [as] a sleepH8142: in the morningH1242 they areH1961 like grassH2682 [that] groweth up:6In the morningH1242 it flourisheth and groweth up; in the eveningH6153 it is cut down and withereth.7For we are consumed by thine angerH639, and by thy fury are we troubled.8Thou hast setH7896 our iniquitiesH5771 before thee, our secret [sins] in the lightH3974 of thy countenance.9For all our daysH3117 pass awayH6437 in thy wrathH5678: we spend our yearsH8141 as a [passing] thought.10The daysH3117 of our yearsH8141 are threescore yearsH8141 and ten; and if, by reason of strengthH1369, they be fourscore yearsH8141, yet their pride is labour and vanity, for it is soon cut off, and we flyH5774 away.
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