min-gle
(minggl)v.
min-gled, min-gling, min-gles.v. tr. 1. To mix or bring together in
combination, usually without loss of individual characteristics. See
Synonyms at mix. 2. To mix so that the components become united; merge.v. intr. 1. To
be or become mixed or united. 2. To join or take part with others: The
alumnae mingled with the trustees.[Middle English menglen, frequentative of
mengen, to mix, from Old English mengan. See mag-.]--min'gler n.
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pe-ti-tion
(p-tishn)n. 1. A solemn supplication or
request to a superior authority; an entreaty. 2. A formal written document requesting
a right or benefit from a person or group in authority. 3. Law. A formal written application
requesting a court for a specific judicial action: a petition for appeal.
The judicial action asked for in any such request. 4. Something
requested or entreated.v. pe-ti-tioned, pe-ti-tion-ing, pe-ti-tions.v. tr. 1.
To address a petition to. 2. To ask for by petition; request formally.v. intr.
To make a request, especially formally: petitioned for retrial.
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crouch
(krouch)v.
crouched, crouch-ing, crouch-es.v. intr. 1.
To stoop, especially with the knees bent: They crouched over
the grate with a flashlight, searching for the lost gem. To press the
entire body close to the ground with the limbs bent: a cat crouching near
its prey. 2. To bend servilely or timidly; cringe.v. tr. To bend (the head or
knee, for example) low, as in fear or humility.n. The act or posture of bending
low or crouching.
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Lamentations
(la-ment)
(l-ment)v. la-ment-ed,
la-ment-ing, la-ments.v. tr. 1. To express grief for or about; mourn: lament
a death. 2. To regret deeply; deplore: He lamented his thoughtless
acts.v. intr. 1. To grieve audibly; wail. 2. To express sorrow or regret. See
Synonyms at grieve.n. 1. A feeling or an expression of grief; a lamentation. 2.
A song or poem expressing deep grief or mourning.[Middle English lementen, from
Old French lamenter, from Latin lamentari, from lamentum, lament.]--la-ment'er
n.
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ram-part
(rampart, -prt)n. 1. A
fortification consisting of an embankment,
often with a parapet built on top. 2. A means of protection or defense;
a bulwark. See Synonyms at bulwark.v. tr. ram-part-ed, ram-part-ing,
ram-parts. To defend with a rampart.[French rempart, from Old French, from
remparer, to fortify : re-, re- + emparer, to fortify, take possession of (from
Old Provencal amparar, from Vulgar Latin *ante parare, to prepare :
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creep
(krep)v. intr. crept (krept). creep-ing, creeps.
1. To move with the
body close to the ground, as on hands and knees. 2. To move stealthily or cautiously. To move
or proceed very slowly:
Traffic creeps at that hour. 3. Botany.
To grow or spread along a surface, rooting at intervals or clinging
by means of suckers or tendrils. To grow horizontally under the ground,
as the rhizomes of many
plants. 4. To slip out of place;
shift gradually. 5. To have a tingling sensation, made by or as if by
things moving stealthily: a moan that made my flesh creep.n. 1. The act of
creeping; a creeping motion or progress. 2. Slang. An annoyingly unpleasant or
repulsive person. 3. A slow flow of metal when under high temperature or great
pressure. 4. A slow change in a characteristic of electronic equipment, such as
a decrease in power with continued usage. 5. Geology. The slow movement of rock
debris and soil down a weathered slope. 6.
creeps. Informal. A sensation of fear or repugnance, as if things were
crawling on one's skin: That house gives me the creeps.
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swoon
(swoon)v. intr. swooned,
swoon-ing, swoons. 1. To faint. 2. To be overwhelmed by ecstatic joy.n.
1. A fainting spell; syncope. See Synonyms at blackout. 2. A state of
ecstasy or rapture.
Excerpted from American Heritage Dictionary
silverling
noun
sil·ver·ling | \ ˈsilvə(r)liŋ \
plural -s
Definition of silverling
: a small silver coin
Websters online dictionary
********
We
may
eat
of
the
fruit
of
the
trees
of
the
garden:
***
The
indictment
*
And
they
said,
Go to,
let
us
build
us
a city and a tower,
whose
top may reach unto heaven;
and
let
us make
us
a name,
lest
we
be
scattered
abroad upon
the
face
of
the
whole earth.
***
And
all
the
mingled
people,
and
all the kings of the land of
Uz, and all the kings of the land of the Philistines, and
Ashkelon, and Azzah, and Ekron, and the remnant of Ashdod,
Edom, (Who is Esau)
and
Moab, and the children of Ammon,
And all the kings of Tyrus, and all the kings
of Zidon, and the kings of the isles which are beyond the sea,
Dedan, and Tema,
and Buz, and all that are in the utmost corners,
And all the kings of Arabia, and
all the kings of the mingled people that dwell in
the desert,
And all the kings of Zimri, and all the
kings of Elam, and all the kings of the Medes,
And
all the kings of the north, far and
near, one with another,
and
all
the
kingdoms
of
the
world,
which are upon
the
face
of
the
earth:
and
the
king
of
Sheshach
shall drink after
them.
***
Sheshach
taken!
and
how is
the praise of the whole earth surprised!
how
is
Babylon
become
an
astonishment
among the nations!
The
sea
is
come
up
upon Babylon:
she
is
covered
with
the multitude
of
the
waves
thereof.
Her cities
are a desolation, a dry land,
and
a wilderness,
a land wherein no
man
dwelleth,
neither doth any son of man pass thereby.
***
And
I
will punish
Bel
in
Babylon,
and
I
will bring forth out
of his mouth that which he hath swallowed up:
and
the nations shall not flow
together any more unto him:
yea,
the wall of
Babylon shall fall.
My people,
go ye out
of the midst of her,
and
deliver ye
every
man his sorule from the
fierce anger of the Lord.
***
Is
it
nothing
to you,
all
ye that
pass by?
behold,
and
see
if there be any sorrow like unto my sorrow, which is done unto me,
wherewith
the
Lord hath afflicted me in
the day of his fierce anger.
From above
hath he
sent
fire into my bones,
and
it
prevaileth against them:
he
hath spread a net for my feet, he
hath turned me back:
he hath
made me
desolate and faint all the day.
The yoke of
my transgressions
is
bound by his hand:
they
are wreathed,
and
come up upon my neck:
he
hath made my strength to fall,
the Lord
hath delivered
me into their hands,
from
whom
I
am
not
able
to rise up.
The Lord
hath trodden under foot all my mighty men in
the midst of me:
he
hath called an assembly against me
to crush my young men: the Lord hath trodden the
virgin, the daughter
of Judah, as in a winepress.
For
these things
I
weep;
mine
eye,
mine eye runneth
down with water,
because the
comforter that should relieve my soul is far from me:
my
children are desolate, because the enemy
prevailed.
Zion
spreadeth forth
her hands, and there is none
to comfort her:
the Lord
hath commanded concerning Jacob, that his adversaries
should be round about him:
Jerusalem
is
as
a
menstruous
woman among
them.
The
Lord
is
righteous;
for
I
have
rebelled against
his
commandment:
hear,
I
pray
you,
all people,
and
behold my sorrow:
my
virgins and my young men are gone into captivity.
I called for
my lovers, but they deceived me:
my priests and
mine elders gave up the ghost in the city,
while they sought
their meat to relieve their souls.
Behold,
O Lord;
for
I am
in distress:
my
bowels are troubled; mine heart is turned within
me; for I have grievously rebelled:
abroad
the sword bereaveth,
at home there
is
as death.
They
have heard that I sigh: there is none to comfort me:
all mine
enemies have heard of my trouble;
they are glad
that thou hast done it:
thou
wilt bring the day that thou hast
called,
(Jesus)
and
they
shall be like unto me.
Let all
their wickedness come before thee;
and
do
unto them,
as thou
hast done unto me for all my
transgressions:
for my
sighs are many,
and
my heart
is faint.
How
hath the Lord covered the
daughter of Zion with a cloud in his
anger,
and
cast
down from heaven unto the earth the
beauty of Israel,
and
remembered not his footstool in
the day of his anger!
The Lord
hath swallowed up all the habitations of
Jacob,
and
hath not pitied:
he
hath thrown down in his wrath the strong holds of the daughter
of Judah;
he
hath brought them down to the ground:
he
hath polluted the kingdom and the princes thereof.
He
hath cut off in his
fierce anger all the horn of Israel:
he
hath drawn
back his
right hand from before the enemy,
and
he burned
against Jacob like a flaming fire,
which devoureth
round about.
He
hath bent his bow like an
enemy:
he stood with
his right hand as an adversary,
and
slew all that were pleasant to the eye in the
tabernacle of the daughter of Zion:
he
poured out his fury like fire.
The Lord
was as an enemy:
he
hath swallowed up Israel,
he hath swallowed
up all
her palaces:
he
hath destroyed his strong holds,
and
hath increased in the daughter of
Judah mourning and
lamentation.
And
he hath violently taken away his tabernacle,
as if
it were
of a garden:
he
hath destroyed his places of the
assembly:
the Lord
hath caused the solemn feasts and sabbaths
to
be forgotten in Zion,
and
hath despised in the indignation of
his anger the king and the priest.
The Lord
hath cast off his altar,
he
hath abhorred his sanctuary,
he
hath given up into the hand of the enemy the walls of her
palaces; they have made a noise in the house of the
Lord,
as in the
day of a solemn feast.
***
Simeon
and
Levi
are brethren;
instruments of cruelty are in their habitations.
***
And
God created great whales,
and
every living
creature that moveth,
which the waters
brought forth abundantly,
after
their kind,
and
every
winged fowl after his kind:
and
God
saw that it was good.
**
And
God made the beast of the
earth
after his
kind,
and
cattle after their kind,
**
and
every
thing that
creepeth
upon
the
earth
after his kind:
**
Of
fowls
after their kind,
and
of
cattle
after their kind,
of
every
creeping thing
of
the
earth after
his
kind,
two
of
every
sort
shall
come unto
thee,
to
keep
them alive.
**
They,
and
every
beast after
his
kind,
and
all
the
cattle
after
their
kind,
and
every
creeping
thing
that
creepeth upon
the
earth
after
his
kind,
and
every
fowl
after
his
kind,
every
bird of every sort.
***
And
it
shall come to pass,
that
every
thing that liveth,
which
moveth,
whithersoever
the
rivers
shall come,
shall
live:
and
there
shall
be a very great
multitude
of
fish,
**
And
it
shall
come to pass in that day,
that
every place shall be,
where
there
were
a
thousand vines
at
a
thousand
silverlings,
it
shall
even
be
for
briers
and
thorns.
With
arrows
and
with
bows shall men come thither; because
all
the
land shall become briers
and
thorns.
***
because
these
waters
shall
come
thither:
for
they
shall be healed;
and
every
thing
shall
live
whither
the
river
cometh.
And
it
shall
come to pass,
that
the
fishers
shall
stand upon
it
from
Engedi
even
unto
Eneglaim;
they
shall
be a place
to
spread
forth
nets;
their
fish
shall
be according
to
their
kinds,
as
the
fish
of the great sea,
exceeding many.
**
O
my soul,
come not thou
into
their secret;
unto
their assembly,
mine
honour,
be not thou united:
**
And
it came to pass on the third day, when they were sore,
that two
of the sons of Jacob,
Simeon
and Levi,
Dinah's brethren,
took
each man his sword,
and
came upon the
city boldly,
and
slew all the males.
And
they slew
Hamor and
Shechem
his son
with the edge
of the
sword,
and
took Dinah
out
of
Shechem's house,
and
went out.
***
for in
their anger they slew a man,
and in their selfwill they digged down a
wall.
**
The Lord
hath purposed to destroy the wall of the daughter
of Zion:
***
And
Abraham stretched forth
his hand,
and
took the knwife to slay his son.
And
the
angel
of
the
Lord
called unto
him
out of heaven,
and said,
Abraham,
Abraham:
and
he said,
Here
am I.
And he said,
Lay not thine hand upon the lad, neither do
thou any thing unto him:
for now
I
Know
that thou fearest God,
seeing thou hast not withheld
thy son,
***
And
the Lord said unto Abram, after that Lot was separated from him,
Lift up
now
thine eyes,
*
And
blessed be the most high God, which hath delivered
thine enemies into thy hand.
And
he
gave
him tithes of all.
**
and
look from the place where thou art northward,
and
southward,
and eastward,
and westward:
**
thine
only
son from me.
**
he
hath
stretched
out
a
line,
he
hath
not
withdrawn his hand
from destroying:
therefore
he made the rampart
and
the wall to lament;
they
languished together.
**
And when the sun was going down, a deep sleep fell upon
Abram;
***
And
Jacob awaked out of his sleep, and he said, Surely the Lord
is in this place;
and
I
knew
it not.
**
and
I
was afraid,
***
And
he was afraid,
and said,
How dreadful is this
place!
**
Where
is
Abel thy
brother?
And
he
said,
***
this
is
none
other
but
the
house of God,
and
this
is
the
gate of heaven.
***
Her
gates
are
sunk
into the ground;
he
hath
destroyed
and
broken
her bars:
her
king
and
her
princes
are
among
the Gentiles:
the
law
is
no more;
her
prophets
also
find
no
vision
from
the Lord.
The
elders
of
the
daughter
of
Zion
sit
upon the ground,
and
keep
silence:
they
have
cast up dust
upon their heads;
they
have
girded themselves with sackcloth:
the
virgins
of
Jerusalem
hang down their heads to the ground.
Mine
eyes
do fail with tears,
**
And,
behold,
the
word
of the Lord came unto him,
saying,
This
shall not be thine heir;
but
he
that
shall come forth out
of
thine
own bowels shall be thine heir.
***
my
bowels are troubled,
**
He
goeth
after her
straightway,
as
an ox
goeth to the slaughter,
or as a fool to the correction
of
the stocks;
Till
a
dart strike through his liver;
as a bird hasteth
to
the snare,
and
knoweth not
that
it is
for
his life.
***
my
liver is poured upon the earth,
for
the
destruction
of
the
daughter
of my people;
because
the
children
and
the
sucklings
swoon
in
the
streets
of the city.
They
say
to their mothers,
Where
is corn
and
wine?
when
they
swooned
as
the
wounded
in the streets
of
the
city,
when
their soul
was
poured
out
into
their
mothers' bosom.
What
thing shall I
take to witness for thee?
what
thing shall I liken
to thee,
O
daughter
of Jerusalem?
what
shall
I
equal
to thee,
that
I
may
comfort thee,
O
virgin
daughter
of
Zion?
for thy breach
is great like the sea:
who
can
heal thee?
Thy prophets
have seen vain and foolish things for thee:
and
they have not discovered thine inequity,
to turn
away thy captivity;
but
have
seen
for
thee
false burdens
and
causes
of banishment.
All
that pass by clap their hands at thee;
they
hiss
and
wag
their head
at
the
daughter
of Jerusalem,
saying,
Is
this the city that men call
The
perfection
of beauty,
The
joy of the whole earth?
All thine
enemies have opened their mouth against thee:
they
hiss
and
gnash
the teeth:
they
say,
We
have
swallowed her up:
certainly
this
is
the
day
that
we
looked
for;
we
have
found,
we
have
seen it.
The
Lord
hath
done that which
he
had
devised;
he
hath
fulfilled
his word
that he
had
commanded
in
the
days
of old:
he
hath thrown down,
and
hath not pitied:
**
And he said,
I heard thy
voice in the garden,
and
I
was afraid,
because
I
was naked;
and
I
hid myself.
And he said,
Who
told thee that thou wast naked?
**
And
he
brought him forth abroad,
and said,
Look
now toward heaven,
and
tell (count) the stars,
if
thou
be
able
to
number them:
and
he
said unto
him,
So
shall thy seed
be.
***
and
he
hath
caused
thine
enemy
to
rejoice
over thee,
he
hath
set up the horn
of
thine
adversaries.
**
Therefore
thou shalt say unto
them, Thus saith the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel;
Drink
ye,
and
be
drunken,
and
spue,
and
fall,
and
rise
no more,
because
of the sword which
I
will
send among you.
***
Thus
saith
thy
Lord
*
Jacob
is
the
lot
of
his
inheritance.
*
the
Lord,
and
thy God that pleadeth the cause of his people,
Behold,
I
have
taken
out
of thine hand
the
cup of trembling,
even
the
dregs
of the cup
of
my
fury;
thou
shalt
no
more drink it again:
But
I
will
put it
into
the hand
of
them
that afflict thee;
which
have
said
to
thy soul,
Bow
down,
that
we
may
go over:
and
thou
hast
laid
thy
body
as
the ground,
and
as
the
street,
to
them that went over.
Awake,
awake;
put
on
thy
strength,
O
Zion;
put
on
thy
beautiful
garments,
O Jerusalem,
the
holy
city:
for
henceforth
there
shall
no more come into thee
the
uncircumcised
and
the
unclean.
Shake
thyself
from
the
dust;
arise,
and
sit
down,
O
Jerusalem:
loose
thyself from the bands
of
thy
neck,
O
captive
daughter
of
Zion.
**
And
it
shall be,
if
they
refuse
to take the cup
at
thine
hand
to drink,
then
shalt thou say unto them,
Thus
saith the Lord of hosts;
Ye
shall
certainly drink.
***
And he said,
Thy
name shall be called no more Jacob,
but Israel:
for as a prince hast thou
power with God
and
with men,
and
hast prevailed.
And Jacob asked him,
and said,
Tell me,
I pray thee,
thy name.
And he said,
Wherefore
is it
that thou
dost
ask after
my name?
And
he
blessed
him there.
**
For,
lo,
I
begin
to
bring
evil
on
the
city which is called
by
my
name,
and
should
ye
be
utterly
unpunished?
Ye
shall
not
be
unpunished:
for
I
will
call
for
a
sword
upon all the inhabitants
of
the
earth,
saith
the Lord of hosts.
***
But if ye
will not drive out the inhabitants of the land from before
you;
then it shall come
to pass,
that those
which ye let remain of them shall be pricks in
your eyes,
and
thorns in your sides,
and
shall vex you in the land wherein
ye dwell.
Moreover
it shall come to pass, that
I
shall do unto you,
as
I
thought to do unto them.
****
For
they
said,
Behold,
while
the
child
was
yet alive,
we
spake
unto
him,
**
And
God said,
Let
us
make
man
in
our
image,
**
in
the
image
of
God
created
he
him;
***
And
the Lord God
took
the
man,
and
put
him
into
the garden
of
Eden
to
dress
it
and
to
keep
it.
**
And
the Lord God
said,
It
is
not
good
that
the
man
should
be alone;
I
will
make
him
an
help
meet
for
him.
**
and
he
would
not hearken unto
our
voice:
how
will
he then
vex
himself,
if
we
tell
him that the child
is
dead?
***
Now
there was a certain man of Ramathaimzophim, of mount
Ephraim,
and
his name was
Elkanah,
the son
of
Jeroham,
the son of Elihu, the son of Tohu, the son of Zuph, an
Ephrathite:
And
he
had
two wives;
the
name
of the
one was Hannah,
and
the name
of the
other Peninnah:
and
Peninnah had children,
but
Hannah had no children.
And
this man went up out of his city yearly to worship and to sacrifice
unto the Lord of hosts in
Shiloh.
And
the two sons of Eli, Hophni and Phinehas,
the
priests
of
the
Lord,
were there.
And
when the time was that Elkanah offered, he gave to Peninnah his wife,
and
to all her sons and her daughters, portions:
But
unto Hannah he
gave a worthy portion;
**
And
Jacob loved Rachel;
***
for
he
loved
Hannah:
but the Lord had shut up her womb.
**
And
I will put enmity between thee and
the woman,
And
between
thy seed
and
her seed;
it shall bruise thy head,
and
thou shalt bruise his heel.
***
And
her adversary
also
provoked her sore,
for
to make her fret, because the Lord had shut up her womb.
And
as he did so
year by year,
when she went up to the house of the Lord,
so
she provoked her;
therefore
she wept,
and
did not eat.
Then said Elkanah her husband to her, Hannah, why
weepest thou?
and
why eatest thou not?
and
why is thy heart grieved?
am not I
better to thee than ten sons?
So
Hannah rose up after they had eaten in Shiloh,
And
after they had drunk.
Now
Eli the priest sat upon a seat by a post of the temple
of the Lord.
And
she
was in bitterness
of soul,
and
prayed unto the Lord,
and
wept sore.
**
And
Jacob
vowed
a vow,
saying,
If
God
will
be with me,
and
will
keep me
in
this
way that
I
go,
and
will
give me bread to eat,
and
raiment
to put on,
So
that
I
come
again
to
my
father's
house
in
peace;
then
shall
the
Lord
be
my
God:
***
And
she
vowed
a
vow,
and
said,
O
Lord
of hosts
if
thou
wilt indeed look
on
the
affliction
of
thine handmaid,
and
remember
me,
and
not
forget thine handmaid,
but
wilt
give unto
thine
handmaid
a man child,
then
I
will
give him unto
the
Lord
all
the
days of his life,
and
there
shall
no razor come upon his head.
And
it
came
to pass,
as
she
continued
praying
before
the
Lord,
that
Eli
marked her
mouth.
Now
Hannah,
she
spake
in
her
heart;
only
her
lips
moved,
but
her
voice
was
not heard:
therefore
Eli thought
she
had
been drunken.
And
Eli
said
unto
her,
How
long wilt thou
be
drunken?
put
away
thy
wine
from
thee.
***
Unto
the woman he said,
I
will greatly multiply
thy
sorrow
and
thy
conception;
in
sorrow
thou
shalt
bring forth children;
and
thy
desire
shall
be to
thy
husband,
***
and
the
darkness
he
called
Night.
**
and
he
shall
rule
over
thee.
**
And
Hannah
answered
and
said,
No,
my lord,
I
am
a
woman
of
a
sorrowful
spirit:
I
have
drunk
neither wine
nor
strong
drink,
but
have
poured out
my
soul
before the Lord.
**
Certain
men,
the
children
of Belial,
are
gone
out from among you,
and
have
withdrawn
the
inhabitants
of their city,
saying,
Let
us go
and
serve
other gods,
which
ye
have
not known;
***
Count
not
thine
handmaid
for
a
daughter
of Belial:
**
And
Rebekah said
to
Isaac,
I
am
weary
of
my
life
because
of
the
daughters
of
Heth:
***
for
out
of
the
abundance
of
my
complaint
and
grief
have
I
spoken
hitherto.
Then
Eli
answered
and
said,
Go
in
peace:
and
the
God
of
Israel
grant
thee
thy
petition
that
thou
hast
asked
of
him.
And
she
said,
Let
thine handmaid find grace
in
thy
sight.
***
And God looked upon the earth,
and,
behold,
it
was corrupt;
for
all flesh
had corrupted
his way
upon the earth.
*
And
all flesh
died
that moved upon
the earth,
both of fowl,
and
of cattle,
and
of
beast,
and
of
every
creeping thing
that
creepeth
upon the earth,
and
every man:
*
Then
Lot
chose him
all
the
plain of Jordan;
and
Lot
journeyed east:
and
they
separated
themselves
the
one
from
the
other.
*
And
the
Lord
went
his
way,
as
soon
as
he
had
left
communing
with
Abraham:
and
Abraham
returned unto
his
place.
***
So
the
woman
went
her
way,
and
did
eat,
and
her
countenance
was
no
more sad.
And
they
rose
up in the morning early,
and
worshipped
before
the
Lord,
and
returned,
and
came
to
their
house
to
Ramah:
and
Elkanah
knew Hannah
**
Therefore
shall a man leave his father and his mother,
and
shall
cleave
unto
his
wife:
and
they
shall
be
one
flesh.
And
they
were
both naked, the man and his wife, and were not
ashamed.
***
his
wife;
and
the
Lord
remembered
her.
Wherefore
it
came to pass,
when
the
time
was
come about
after
Hannah
had
conceived,
that
she
bare
a son,
and
called
his name
Samuel,
saying,
Because
I
have
asked
him
of
the
Lord.
And
the
man
Elkanah,
and
all
his house,
went
up
to offer
unto
the
Lord the yearly sacrifice,
and
his
vow.
But
Hannah went not up;
for
she
said
unto
her
husband,
I
will
not
go up
until the child be
weaned, and then I will bring him, that he may
appear before the Lord,
and
there
abide
for
ever.
And
Elkanah her husband said unto her,
Do
what seemeth thee good;
tarry
until thou have weaned him;
only
the
Lord
establish
his
word.
So
the
woman
abode,
and
gave her son
suck until she weaned him.
And
when
she
had
weaned
him,
she
took
him
up
with her,
with three
bullocks, and one ephah of flour, and a bottle of wine, and
brought him unto
the
house
of the
Lord
in
Shiloh:
and
the
child was young.
And they
slew a bullock,
and
brought
the child to Eli.
And
she
said,
Oh
my lord,
as
thy soul liveth,
my lord,
I
am
the
woman
that stood by thee
here, praying unto the Lord.
For
this
child
I
prayed;
and
the
Lord
hath given
me
my
petition
which
I
asked
of him:
Therefore
also
I
have
lent
him
to
the
Lord;
as
long
as
he
liveth
he
shall
be
lent
to
the
Lord.
And
he
worshipped
the
Lord
there.
And
Hannah
prayed,
and
said,
My heart
rejoiceth in the Lord, mine horn is exalted in
the Lord: my mouth is enlarged over mine enemies;
because I
rejoice in
thy
salvation.
There
is
none
holy
as the Lord:
for
there
is
none
beside thee:
neither
is
there
any
rock
like
our God.
Talk
no more
so
exceeding
proudly;
let not arrogancy
come out of your mouth:
for
the
Lord
is
a
God
Of
knowledge,
and
by
him
actions
are weighed.
The bows of
the mighty men are broken,
and
they that
stumbled are girded with strength.
They
that were full have hired out themselves for bread;
and
they
that were hungry ceased:
**
Sing,
O barren,
thou that didst not bear;
break forth
into singing, and cry aloud, thou that didst not
travail with child:
for more are the
children of the desolate than the children
of the married wife, saith the Lord.
***
so
that
the
barren hath born seven;
and
she
that
hath many children
is
waxed feeble.
The
Lord killeth,
and
maketh
alive:
he
bringeth
down to the grave,
and
bringeth
up.
The
Lord
maketh
poor,
and
maketh
rich:
he
bringeth
low,
and
lifteth
up.
He
raiseth
up
the poor out
of
the
dust,
and
lifteth
up the beggar
from
the
dunghill,
to
set
them
among
princes,
and
to
make
them
inherit
the
throne
of glory:
for
the
pillars
of
the
earth
are
the
Lord's,
and
he
hath
set
the
world
upon them.
He
will
keep
the
feet
of
his
saints,
and
the
wicked
shall
be
silent
in
darkness;
for
by
strength
shall
no
man
prevail.
The
adversaries
of
the
Lord
shall
be
broken
to pieces;
out
of
heaven
shall
he
thunder
upon them:
the
Lord
shall
judge
the
ends
of
the
earth;
and
he
shall
give strength
unto
his
king,
and
exalt
the horn
of
his
anointed.
And
Elkanah went
to
Ramah
to
his
house.
And
the
child
did minister
unto
the
Lord
before
Eli
the priest.
**
And
I
will raise
me
up
a
faithful priest,
that
shall
do
according
to
that
which
is in
mine heart
and
in my
mind:
and
I
will build
him
a
sure house;
and
he
shall walk before
mine
anointed
for ever.
And
it
shall come to pass,
that
every
one
that
is
left
in
thine
house
***
And
the
Lord
spake
unto Moses,
Go
unto
Pharaoh,
and
say
unto
him,
Thus
saith
the
Lord,
Let
my people go,
that
they
may
serve
me.
And
if
thou
refuse
to let them go,
behold,
I
will
smite
all
thy
borders
with
frogs:
And
the
river
shall
bring forth frogs
abundantly,
which
shall
go
up
and
come
into
and
into
thy
bedchamber,
and
upon
thy bed,
and
into
the
house
of
thy
servants,
and
upon
thy
people,
and
into thine ovens,
and
into
thy
kneadingtroughs:?
And
the
frogs
shall
come
up
both on
thee,
and
upon
thy
people,
and
upon
all
thy
servants.
And
the
Lord
spake
unto
Moses,
Say
unto
Aaron,
Stretch
forth
thine
hand
with
thy
rod
over
the
streams,
over
the
rivers,
and
over
the ponds,
and
cause
frogs
to
come
up
upon
the
land
of Egypt.
**
thine
house,
***
shall come
and
crouch
to
him
for
a
piece
of
silver
and
a
morsel
of
bread,
and
shall say,
Put me,
I pray thee,
into
one
of
the
priests' offices,
that
I
may eat
a
piece of bread.
***
And the child Samuel ministered unto
the Lord before Eli. And the word of the Lord was precious in those days;
there was no open vision.
Samuel
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