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Psalms 73:2

But as for me, my feet came close to stumbling, My steps had almost slipped.

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Psalms 73:3

For I was envious of the arrogant As I saw the prosperity of the wicked.

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Psalms 73:4

For there are no pains in their death, And their belly is fat.

Psalms 73:5

They are not in trouble like other people, Nor are they tormented together with the rest of mankind.

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Psalms 73:6

Therefore arrogance is their necklace; The garment of violence covers them.

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Psalms 73:7

Their eye bulges from fatness; The imaginations of their heart overflow.

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Psalms 73:8

They mock and wickedly speak of oppression; They speak from on high.

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Psalms 73:9

They have set their mouth against the heavens, And their tongue parades through the earth.

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Psalms 73:10

Therefore his people return here, And abundant waters are drunk by them.

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Psalms 73:11

They say, "How does God know? And is there knowledge with the Most High?"

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Psalms 73:12

Behold, these are the wicked; And always at ease, they have increased in wealth.

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Psalms 73:13

Surely in vain I have kept my heart pure And washed my hands in innocence;

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