| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - This chapter is a continuation of the previous one, containing a prayer, which McGuiggan called, a half-hearted confession and prayer,[1] which Cheyne identified as the prayer of the prophet in the name of[2] the captive nation, and which Barnes criticized as being concerned more with, God's execution of wrath upon his foes, rather than with his conferring blessings upon his people.[3] The f
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