And. Hebrew, "thou, and who shall subsist before thee in the moment of thy wrath? "Houbigant rejects the second thou. (Berthier) From. From the time that thy wrath shall break out. (Challoner) Ex tunc, often relates to a distant period. We have long known the effects of thy indignation. (Calmet) (Hebrews x. 31.) At the first notice of thy will the enemy is dejected, and fears thy potent anger. (Worthington)

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