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En Hakkore

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En Hakkore

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And God split open the hollow place

That is at Lehi

And water flowed

And Samson drank

And his spirit was revived

So the spring was named "En Hakkore"

And there it remains to this day

As the spring of the man

Who was thirsty

And so to the Lord did pray

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