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Hosea 13:12-13
New American Standard Bible 1995

12 The iniquity of Ephraim is bound up;
His sin is (A)stored up.
13 The pains of (B)childbirth come upon him;
He is (C)not a wise son,
For [a]it is not the time that he should (D)delay at the opening of the womb.

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  1. Hosea 13:13 Lit it is the time that he should not tarry at the breaking forth of children
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Hosea 13:12-13
Legacy Standard Bible

12 The iniquity of Ephraim is bound up;
His sin is (A)stored up.
13 The pains of (B)childbirth come upon him;
He is (C)not a wise son,
For [a]it is not the time that he should (D)delay at the opening of the womb.

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Footnotes

  1. Hosea 13:13 Lit it is the time that he should not tarry at the breaking forth of children
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Hosea 13:12-13
New American Standard Bible

12 The guilt of Ephraim is wrapped up;
His sin is (A)stored up.
13 The pains of (B)childbirth come on him;
He is (C)not a wise son,
For [a]it is not the time that he should (D)delay at the opening of the womb.

Read full chapter

Footnotes

  1. Hosea 13:13 Lit it is the time that he should not remain at the opening of children
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