“The strangers shall fade away, and be afraid out of their close places.”
The assertion that strangers cringe before the speaker and limp out of their strongholds establishes that enemies are humiliated and retreat to protected places. The cringing suggests abject submission and loss of will to resist. The limping suggests that enemies are weakened and defeated. This verse portrays enemies as demoralized and retreating.
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