H6963The noiseH7752of a whipH6963, and the noiseH7494of the rattlingH212of the wheelsH1725, and of the pransing[H8802] H5483horsesH7540, and of the jumping[H8764] H4818chariots.
H6963At the noiseH8161of the stampingH6541of the hoofsH47of his strongH7494horses, at the rushingH7393of his chariotsH1995, and at the rumblingH1534of his wheelsH1, the fathersH6437shall not look back[H8689] H1121to their childrenH7510for feeblenessH3027of hands;
H6119Then were the horsehoofsH5483 H1986broken[H8804] H1726by the means of the pransingsH1726, the pransingsH47of their mighty ones.
H5430For every battleH5431of the warrior[H8802] H7494is with confused noiseH8071, and garmentsH1556rolled[H8775] H1818in bloodH8316; but this shall be with burningH3980and fuelH784of fire.
H4758The appearanceH4758of them is as the appearanceH5483of horsesH6571; and as horsemenH7323, so shall they run[H8799] .
H6963Like the noiseH4818of chariotsH7218on the topsH2022of mountainsH7540shall they leap[H8762] H6963, like the noiseH3851of a flameH784of fireH398that devoureth[H8802] H7179the stubbleH6099, as a strongH5971peopleH4421set in battleH6186array[H8803] .
