Joel 1
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Joel 1:4-7

4That which the palmerwormH1501 hath leftH3499 hath the locustH697 eatenH398; and that which the locustH697 hath leftH3499 hath the cankerwormH3218 eatenH398; and that which the cankerwormH3218 hath leftH3499 hath the caterpillerH2625 eatenH398.1 5AwakeH6974, ye drunkardsH7910, and weepH1058; and wailH3213, all ye drinkersH8354 of wineH3196, because of the new wineH6071; for it is cut offH3772 from your mouthH6310. 6For a nationH1471 is come upH5927 upon my landH776, strongH6099, and without numberH4557, whose teethH8127 are the teethH8127 of a lionH738, and he hath the cheek teethH4973 of a great lionH3833. 7He hath laidH7760 my vineH1612 wasteH8047, and barkedH7111 my fig treeH8384: he hath stripped itH2834 bareH2834, and cast it awayH7993; its branchesH8299 are made whiteH3835.2

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  1. 1. Joel 1:4 That which the palmerworm...: Heb. The residue of the palmerworm ↩
  2. 2. Joel 1:7 barked...: Heb. laid my fig tree for a barking ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain