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II

May they recoil in disgrace,
    all who hate Zion.
May they be like grass on the rooftops[a]
    withered in early growth,(A)
Never to fill the reaper’s hands,
    nor the arms of the binders of sheaves,

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Footnotes

  1. 129:6 Like grass on the rooftops: after the spring rains, grass would sprout from the coat of mud with which the flat roofs of simple houses were covered, but when the dry summer began there was no moisture in the thin roof-covering to sustain the grass.