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Some of your food might survive the rains, but locust swarms will consume what remains. They'll enter your borders from all around. So thick that you can't even see the ground. Then deep darkness will fill this place till no man sees his brother's face. For three long days, there will be no light. Your land will be black as the darkest night. And then every firstborn man will die when midnight strikes. Your land will cry. A sound like there has never been, nor
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- 0:00Some of your food might survive the rains, but locust swarms will consume what remains. They'll…
- 0:30sound like there has never been, nor will there ever be again. Your sons will die…
- 1:01against your heart. You and your servants soon shall see. In all the earth there is…
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