Psalm 104:19–23
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Egli ha fatta la luna per le stagioni; Il sole conosce il suo occaso.Tu mandi le tenebre, ed e’ si fa notte, Nella quale tutte le fiere delle selve vanno attorno.I leoncelli rugghiano dietro alla preda, E per chiedere a Dio il lor pasto.Ma, tosto ch’è levato il sole, si raccolgono, E giacciono ne’ lor ricetti.Allora l’uomo esce alla sua opera, Ed al suo lavoro, infino alla sera.
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