If I be wicked: Job 10:7, Job 9:29, Job 27:7; Psalms 9:17; Isaiah 3:11, Isaiah 6:5; Malachi 3:18; Romans 2:8-9
righteous: Job 9:12, Job 9:15, Job 9:20-21; Isaiah 64:5-6; Luke 17:10
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Job 10:15
Job 10:15
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