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The Divine Warrior Destroys His Enemies but Protects His People
He marches out12 in the whirlwind and the raging storm;
dark storm clouds billow like dust13 under his feet.14
1:4 He shouts a battle cry15 against the sea16 and makes it dry up;17
he makes all the rivers18 run dry.
Bashan and Carmel wither;19
the blossom of Lebanon withers.
1:5 The mountains tremble before him,20
the hills convulse;21
the earth is laid waste22 before him,
the world and all its inhabitants23 are laid waste.24
1:6 No one can withstand25 his indignation!26
No one can resist27 his fierce anger!28
His wrath is poured out like volcanic fire,
boulders are broken up29 as he approaches.30
1:7 The Lord is good31—
indeed,32 he is a fortress33 in time of distress,34
and he protects35 those who seek refuge36 in him.
1:8 But with an overwhelming flood37
he will make a complete end of Nineveh;38
he will drive39 his enemies into darkness.
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