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O Lord, I have heard your report and was afraid; I considered your works and was amazed. In the midst of two living creatures you will be known; when the years draw near, you will be recognized; when the time is at hand, you will be made manifest. When my soul is troubled, in wrath you will remember mercy.
God will come from Teman, and the Holy One from a shaded, thickly wooded mountain. Interlude. His excellence covered the heavens, and the earth is full of his praise.
Was it against rivers that you were angry, O Lord, or was your wrath against the rivers, or your onrush against the sea? For you will mount your horses, and your riding is salvation.
You went out for the salvation of your people, to save your anointed ones. You cast death upon the heads of the lawless; you raised up bonds as high as the neck. Interlude.
I kept watch, and my belly trembled at the sound of the prayer of my lips, and trembling entered my bones, and my frame was shaken within me. I will rest in the day of affliction, to go up to the people of my sojourning.
For the fig tree will bear no fruit, and there will be no produce on the vines; the yield of the olive will fail, and the fields will produce no food; the sheep have failed for lack of food, and there are no cattle at the mangers.