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That night had been made known beforehand[a] to our ancestors,
    so that, with accurate knowledge of the promises in which they had put their confidence,
    they could be of good heart.
Your people thus awaited
    the salvation of the righteous and the destruction of their enemies.
For you employed the same means to punish our adversaries
    as you did to glorify us when you called us to yourself.

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Footnotes

  1. Wisdom 18:6 Made known beforehand: by Moses, who transmitted to the people the orders and promises he received from God (Ex 11–12), and perhaps also by the Patriarchs (Gen 15:13-14).