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Lamentations 3:1. I am the man who has seen trouble by the rod of his wrath.
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Lamentations 3:2. By him I have been made to go in the dark where there is no light.
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Lamentations 3:3. Truly against me his hand has been turned again and again all the day.
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Lamentations 3:4. My flesh and my skin have been used up by him and my bones broken.
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Lamentations 3:5. He has put up a wall against me, shutting me in with bitter sorrow.
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Lamentations 3:6. He has kept me in dark places, like those who have been long dead.
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Lamentations 3:7. He has put a wall round me, so that I am not able to go out; he has made great the weight of my chain.
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Lamentations 3:8. Even when I send up a cry for help, he keeps my prayer shut out.
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Lamentations 3:9. He has put up a wall of cut stones about my ways, he has made my roads twisted.
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Lamentations 3:10. He is like a bear waiting for me, like a lion in secret places.
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Lamentations 3:11. By him my ways have been turned on one side and I have been pulled in bits; he has made me waste.
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Lamentations 3:12. With his bow bent, he has made me the mark for his arrows.
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Lamentations 3:13. He has let loose his arrows into the inmost parts of my body.
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Lamentations 3:14. I have become the sport of all the peoples; I am their song all the day.
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Lamentations 3:15. He has made my life nothing but pain, he has given me the bitter root in full measure.
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Lamentations 3:16. By him my teeth have been broken with crushed stones, and I am bent low in the dust.
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Lamentations 3:17. My soul is sent far away from peace, I have no more memory of good.
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Lamentations 3:18. And I said, My strength is cut off, and my hope from the Lord.
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Lamentations 3:19. Keep in mind my trouble and my wandering, the bitter root and the poison.
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Lamentations 3:20. My soul still keeps the memory of them; and is bent down in me.
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Lamentations 3:21. This I keep in mind, and because of this I have hope.
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Lamentations 3:22. It is through the Lord's love that we have not come to destruction, because his mercies have no limit.
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Lamentations 3:23. They are new every morning; great is your good faith.
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Lamentations 3:24. I said to myself, The Lord is my heritage; and because of this I will have hope in him.
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Lamentations 3:25. The Lord is good to those who are waiting for him, to the soul which is looking for him.
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Lamentations 3:26. It is good to go on hoping and quietly waiting for the salvation of the Lord.
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Lamentations 3:27. It is good for a man to undergo the yoke when he is young.
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Lamentations 3:28. Let him be seated by himself, saying nothing, because he has put it on him.
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Lamentations 3:29. Let him put his mouth in the dust, if by chance there may be hope.
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Lamentations 3:30. Let his face be turned to him who gives him blows; let him be full of shame.
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Lamentations 3:31. For the Lord does not give a man up for ever.
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Lamentations 3:32. For though he sends grief, still he will have pity in the full measure of his love.
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Lamentations 3:33. For he has no pleasure in troubling and causing grief to the children of men.
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Lamentations 3:34. In a man's crushing under his feet all the prisoners of the earth,
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Lamentations 3:35. In his turning away the right of a man before the face of the Most High.
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Lamentations 3:36. In his doing wrong to a man in his cause, the Lord has no pleasure.
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Lamentations 3:37. Who is able to say a thing, and give effect to it, if it has not been ordered by the Lord?
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Lamentations 3:38. Do not evil and good come from the mouth of the Most High?
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Lamentations 3:39. What protest may a living man make, even a man about the punishment of his sin?
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Lamentations 3:40. Let us make search and put our ways to the test, turning again to the Lord;
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Lamentations 3:41. Lifting up our hearts with our hands to God in the heavens.
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Lamentations 3:42. We have done wrong and gone against your law; we have not had your forgiveness.
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Lamentations 3:43. Covering yourself with wrath you have gone after us, cutting us off without pity;
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Lamentations 3:44. Covering yourself with a cloud, so that prayer may not get through.
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Lamentations 3:45. You have made us like waste and that for which there is no use, among the peoples.
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Lamentations 3:46. The mouths of all our haters are open wide against us.
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Lamentations 3:47. Fear and deep waters have come on us, wasting and destruction.
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Lamentations 3:48. Rivers of water are running down from my eyes, for the destruction of the daughter of my people.
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Lamentations 3:49. My eyes are streaming without stopping, they have no rest,
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Lamentations 3:50. Till the Lord's eye is turned on me, till he sees my trouble from heaven.
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Lamentations 3:51. The Lord is unkind to my soul, more than all the daughters of my town.
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Lamentations 3:52. They who are against me without cause have gone hard after me as if I was a bird;
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Lamentations 3:53. They have put an end to my life in the prison, stoning me with stones.
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Lamentations 3:54. Waters were flowing over my head; I said, I am cut off.
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Lamentations 3:55. I was making prayer to your name, O Lord, out of the lowest prison.
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Lamentations 3:56. My voice came to you; let not your ear be shut to my breathing, to my cry.
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Lamentations 3:57. You came near in the day when I made my prayer to you: you said, Have no fear.
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Lamentations 3:58. O Lord, you have taken up the cause of my soul, you have made my life safe.
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Lamentations 3:59. O Lord, you have seen my wrong; be judge in my cause.
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Lamentations 3:60. You have seen all the evil rewards they have sent on me, and all their designs against me.
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Lamentations 3:61. Their bitter words have come to your ears, O Lord, and all their designs against me;
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Lamentations 3:62. The lips of those who came up against me, and their thoughts against me all the day.
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Lamentations 3:63. Take note of them when they are seated, and when they get up; I am their song.
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Lamentations 3:64. You will give them their reward, O Lord, answering to the work of their hands.
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Lamentations 3:65. You will let their hearts be covered over with your curse on them.
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Lamentations 3:66. You will go after them in wrath, and put an end to them from under the heavens of the Lord.
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