Isaiah 5:27-30

271NoH369 oneH369 in it is tiredH5889 or stumblesH3782, NoH3808 one slumbersH5123 or sleepsH3462; NorH3808 is the 2undergarmentH232 at his waistH2504 loosenedH6605, NorH3808 his sandalH5275 strapH8288 brokenH5423.2834Its arrowsH2671 are sharpH8150 and allH3605 its bowsH7198 are bentH1869; The hoofsH6541 of its horsesH5483 5seemH2803 like flintH6862, and its chariot 6wheelsH1534 like a stormH5492 windH5492.29Its 7roaringH7581 is like a lionessH3833, and it roarsH7580 like youngH3715 lionsH3715; It growlsH5098 as it 8seizesH270 the preyH2964 And carriesH6403 it offH6403 with 9noH369 oneH369 to saveH5337 it.30And it will 10roarH5098 againstH5921 it on that dayH3117 like the roaringH5100 of the seaH3220. If one 11looksH5027 acrossH5027 to the landH776, beholdH2009, there is darknessH2822 and distressH6862; Even the lightH216 is darkenedH2821 by its cloudsH6183.