H7725He shall return[H8799] H1004no more to his houseH4725, neither shall his placeH5234know[H8686] him any more.
H1104If he destroy[H8762] H4725him from his placeH3584, then it shall deny[H8765] H7200him, saying, I have not seen[H8804] thee.
H7307For the windH5674passeth over[H8804] H4725it, and it is gone; and the placeH5234thereof shall know[H8686] it no more.
H5869The eyeH7805also which saw[H8804] H3254him shall see him no more[H8686] H4725; neither shall his placeH7789any more behold[H8799] him.
H5606Men shall clap[H8799] H3709their handsH8319at him, and shall hiss[H8799] H4725him out of his place.
H6921The eastH5375wind carrieth him away[H8799] H3212, and he departeth[H8799] H8175: and as a storm hurleth[H8762] H4725him out of his place.
H6Yet he shall perish[H8799] H5331for everH1561like his own dungH7200: they which have seen[H8802] H559him shall say[H8799] H335, Where is he?
H4592For yet a little whileH7563, and the wickedH995shall not be : yea, thou shalt diligently consider[H8712] H4725his place, and it shall not be .
H4191But now he is dead[H8804] H6684, wherefore should I fast[H8802] H3201? can[H8799] H7725I bring him back again[H8687] H1980? I shall go[H8802] H7725to him, but he shall not return[H8799] to me.