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Psalms 109:6

Appoint a wicked person over him, And may an accuser stand at his right hand.

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Psalms 109:7

When he is judged, may he come out guilty, And may his prayer become sin.

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Psalms 109:8

May his days be few; May another take his office.

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Psalms 109:9

May his children be fatherless, And his wife a widow.

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Psalms 109:10

May his children wander about and beg; And may they seek sustenance far from their ruined homes.

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Psalms 109:11

May the creditor seize everything that he has, And may strangers plunder the product of his labor.

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Psalms 109:12

May there be none to extend kindness to him, Nor any to be gracious to his fatherless children.

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Psalms 109:13

May his descendants be eliminated; May their name be wiped out in a following generation.

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Psalms 109:14

May the guilt of his fathers be remembered before the LORD, And do not let the sin of his mother be wiped out.

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Psalms 109:15

May they be before the LORD continually, So that He may eliminate their memory from the earth;

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