Words of Agur
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Words of Agur
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As a beast I lack the common sense of man
So much I do not know, I fail to understand
More brutish than any man
I do not know the Holy, tell me now
Who hath bound the oceans In his garments
And established the borders of the earth?
I was as a beast before thee
More brutish than any man
I do not know the Holy, tell me now
Who has ascended into the heavens
And gathered the wind in his fist?
I was as a beast before thee
More brutish than any man
I do not know the Holy, tell me now
What is his name, what is the name of his Son
If thou can't tell?
As a beast I lack the dignity of man
The laws of holiness I can not comprehend
I was as a beast before thee
More brutish than any man
I do not know the Holy, tell me now
Who holds the world in his hand?
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