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Chapter 5

[a]Then shall the righteous one with great assurance confront(A)
    his oppressors who set at nought his labors.(B)
Seeing this, the wicked shall be shaken with dreadful fear,
    and be amazed at the unexpected salvation.
They shall say among themselves, rueful
    and groaning through anguish of spirit:

“This is the one whom once we held as a laughingstock
    and as a type for mockery,

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Footnotes

  1. 5:1–13 In contrast to their speech in chap. 2 the wicked now regret their assessment of life and righteousness.