'It was thou, a man mine equal, my guide, and mine acquaintance' names a specific, close betrayal rather than an anonymous enemy.
Practical & Devotional<b>For no enemy reviled me</b> all my life that I should bear my vilification, but I rose up against him and slew him.<br><br><b>my enemy did not open his mouth</b> that I should flee and hide from him, but now I bear the abuse with which you reviled...
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