"Do you givethe horse[his] might?Do you clothehis neckwith a mane?
"Whenshe liftsherself on high,She laughsat the horseand his rider.
"Do you make him leaplike the locust?His majesticsnortingis terrible.
"As oftenas the trumpet[sounds] he says,'Aha!'And he scentsthe battlefrom afar,And the thunderof the captainsand the warcry.
"In his necklodgesstrength,And dismayleapsbeforehim.
Blessthe LORD,O my soul!O LORDmy God,You are verygreat;You are clothedwith splendorand majesty,
He does not delightin the strengthof the horse;He does not takepleasurein the legsof a man.
A horseis a false hopefor victory;Nordoes it deliveranyone by its greatstrength.
The LORDreigns,He is clothedwith majesty;The LORDhas clothedand girdedHimself with strength;Indeed,the worldis firmlyestablished,it will not be moved.
ThenMosesand the sonsof Israelsangthissongto the LORD,and said,"I will singto the LORD,for He is highlyexalted;The horseand its riderHe has hurledinto the sea.
and James,the [son] of Zebedee,and Johnthe brotherof James(to them He gavethe nameBoanerges,whichmeans,"Sonsof Thunder");
"Thenthe horses'hoofsbeatFrom the dashing,the dashingof his valiantsteeds.
