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Miry clay / horrible pit

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Expression type: Word-picture
Simple meaning

A person is trapped in helpless danger or ruin until God gives stable rescue.

How to understand this phrase

Keep in mind

The unstable mud contrasts with the rock of secure deliverance.

How the wording works

Word-picture

The writer uses a picture to explain one thing by describing it as another.

Where it appears

Psalms 40:2Open in Bible Studio →Psalms 69:2,14Open in Bible Studio →

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