wicked: Esther 6:11-12; Isaiah 65:13-14; Luke 13:28, Luke 16:23
gnash: Psalms 37:12; Matthew 22:13; Revelation 16:10-11
melt: Psalms 58:7-8
desire: Proverbs 10:28, Proverbs 11:7; Luke 16:24-26
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Psalms 112:10
Psalms 112:10
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