Similarly, in the Masoretic Text and the Samaritan Pentateuch, says, "Sing aloud, O you "nations", of His people; for He avenges the blood of His "servants", and renders vengeance to His adversaries, and makes expiation for the land of His people." But in another Qumran scroll (4QDeutq, supported by the Septuagint), says, "Rejoice, O "heavens", together with Him; "and bow down to Him all you gods", for He will avenge the blood of His "sons", and will render vengeance to His enemies, "and will recompense those who hate Him", and will atone for the land of His people." Jeffrey Tigay suggested that scribes responsible for transmitting the text may have been concerned that readers not envision supernatural beings with power that would encourage the readers to worship these beings along with God.