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12     for a twofold grief seized them,
    and a groaning over the remembrances of the past.
13 When they heard that through their punishment the righteous had received benefits,
    they perceived the presence of the Lord.[a]
14 For the one whom long before they had cast out, exposed, and rejected[b] with scorn,
    they regarded with admiration at the end of the events,
    when they experienced thirst vastly different from that of the righteous.

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Footnotes

  1. Wisdom 11:13 The Vulgate adds: “and marveled at the outcome of these events.”
  2. Wisdom 11:14 One . . . cast out, exposed, and rejected: i.e., Moses, exposed on the waters (see Ex 1:22; 2:3) and rejected by Pharaoh (see Ex 5:2-5; 7:13, 22).