7. as a rebuke to the decree for the slaying of infants,You gave them abundant water beyond their hope,
8. after you had shown by the thirst they experiencedhow you punished their adversaries.
9. For when they had been tried, though only mildly chastised,they recognized how the wicked, condemned in anger, were being tormented.
10. You tested your own people, admonishing them as a father;but as a stern king you probed and condemned the wicked.
11. Those near and far were equally afflicted:
12. for a twofold grief took hold of themand a groaning at the remembrance of the ones who had departed.
13. For when they heard that the cause of their own tormentswas a benefit to these others, they recognized the Lord.