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Why didn't God empower the Israelites to wreak vengeance on their enemies who were evil people?

It was one of the last acts of Gage to plan with the Admiral how to wreak vengeance on the inhabitants of both those ports.

Then she fell again to thinking of her wrongs and planning how she should wreak vengeance upon Margaret Edes.

He, the colonel, had now returned to wreak vengeance upon Doctor E.

Osceola afterward selected ten of his boldest warriors, which were to wreak vengeance on General Thompson.

Hector Brady, a convict who breaks prison to wreak vengeance upon two members of his former band.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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