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The chariots[a] race madly through the streets;
    they rush back and forth in the public squares.
Their appearance like lightning bolts,
    they dart about like flashes of lightning.
He calls his officers;
    they stumble as they march;
they rush to her wall;
    they set the covering[b] in place.
The gates of the river are opened;
    the palace trembles.

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Footnotes

  1. Nahum 2:4 Hebrew “chariot”
  2. Nahum 2:5 The Hebrew word describes a small portable roof to protect siege warriors from arrows and debris hurled at them from the fortified city wall