Psalm 123:1–4 — Chiasm · The Hyperlinked Bible

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A chiasm is a concentric structure — A · B · C … C′ · B′ · A′ — that turns on its center. Indentation shows the nesting depth, and color marks the level (matching colors mirror each other).

Level 0 — the outermost frame (A / A′)
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