Philistine god (Jdg 16:23; 1Sm 5:2-7; 1Ch 10:10).
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Give us today our d bread. |
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up his cross d, and follow me. |
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he traveled and was nearing D, |
Son of Jacob and Bilhah (Gn 30:4-6; 35:25). Tribe; unable to conquer allotted land west of Jerusalem and up the coast to Joppa; took land in the far north (Jos 19:40-48; Jdg 18). City (Jdg 18:29).
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You turned my lament into d-ing; |
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Praise him with tambourine and d; |
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David was d-ing with all his might |
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time to mourn and a time to d; |
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flute for you, but you didn’t d; |
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Herodias’s daughter d-d |
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I fear no d, for you are with |
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or nakedness or d or sword? |
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d-s in the city, d-s in the |
1. Son of David (1Ch 3:1).
2. Prophet during the exile in Babylon. Called Belteshazzar (Dn 1:7); refused to eat the king’s food (1:8-20); interpreted the king’s dreams (Dn 3; 4) and the writing on the wall (Dn 5); thrown in the lion’s den (Dn 6). Received visions (Dn 7–12).
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someone might even d to die. |
1. The Mede, who conquered Babylon (Dn 5:31).
2. Darius I of Persia allowed the rebuilding of the temple (Ezr 4:5; 5–6; Hg 1:1; Zch 1:1).
3. Darius II of Persia (Neh 12:22).
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the darkness is not d to you. |
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have said in the d will be heard |
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when I go through the d valley, |
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walking in d have seen a great |
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I form light and create d, |
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if the light within you is d, how deep is that d! |
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shines in the d, and yet the d did not |
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and people loved d rather than |
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fellowship does light have with d? |
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you were once d, but now |
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called you out of d into his |
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is absolutely no d in him. |
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but hates his brother or sister is in the d |
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the sons of God came to the d-s of |
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sons and your d-s will prophesy, |
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Rejoice greatly, D Zion! |
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mother against d, d against mother |
Youngest son of Jesse, anointed king by Samuel (Ru 4:17-22; 1Sm 16:1-13). Sought God’s heart (1Sm 13:14; Ac 13:22). Killed Goliath (1Sm 17). Covenant of friendship with Jonathan (18:1-4; 19–20; 23:16-18). Spared Saul’s life (1Sm 24; 26). Anointed king of Judah (2Sm 2:1-11) and Israel (5:1-4).
Conquered Jerusalem (5:6-9) and brought the ark there (2Sm 6). Was promised by God that he would keep his descendant on the throne (2Sm 7). Prepared for building the temple (1Ch 22–29). Psalmist, musician (Ps 23:1), and prophet (Mt 22:43; Ac 1:16; 4:25).
Committed adultery with Bathsheba and murdered Uriah, then was confronted by Nathan (2Sm 11–12). Family and political troubles followed: Amnon, Tamar, and Absalom (2Sm 13–18); Sheba (2Sm 20); punished for military census (2Sm 24; 1Ch 21); Adonijah and Solomon (1Kg 1–2).
Named Solomon as successor (1Kg 1:29-30). Died (2Sm 23:1-7; 1Kg 2:10-12). Ancestor of Jesus (Mt 1:1,6); Jesus is heir to his throne forever (Mt 12:23; 21:9; Mk 11:10; Lk 1:32; Rv 22:16).
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righteousness shine like the d, |
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appearance is as sure as the d. |
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a light has d-ed on those living in |
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of death, light has d-ed. |
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God called the light “d,” |
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he meditates on it d and night. |
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pursue me all the d-s of my life, |
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Teach us to number our d-s |
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This is the d the LORD has made |
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Creator in the d-s of your youth: |
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can endure the d of his coming? |
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that d and hour no one |
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Give us each d our daily bread. |
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will raise him up on the last d. |
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now is the d of salvation. |
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time, because the d-s are evil. |
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well that the d of the Lord will |
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entrusted to me until that d. |
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one d is like a thousand years, |
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D, likewise, should be |
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and let the d bury their own d. |
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He is not the God of the d, |
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‘He has been raised from the d. |
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looking for the living among the d? |
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consider yourselves d to sin |
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you were d in your trespasses |
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the firstborn from the d, |
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and the d in Christ will rise |
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also faith without works is d. |
The end of the Jordan River, forming the southeastern border of Canaan (Nm 34:3; Jos 15:5); also called the Sea of the Arabah (Dt 3:17; Jos 3:16; 12:3; 2Kg 14:25) and the Eastern Sea (Ezk 47:18; Zch 14:8).
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makes him mute or d, seeing or |
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On that day the d will hear the |
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the d hear, the dead are raised, |
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You put me into the dust of d. |
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The d of his faithful ones is |
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Rescue those being taken off to d, |
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he will destroy d forever. |
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D, where are your barbs? |
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will not taste d until they see |
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but has passed from d to life. |
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he will never see d. |
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d reigned from Adam to Moses, |
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For the wages of sin is d, |
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neither d nor life, nor angels nor rulers, |
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Where, d, is your victory? |
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passed from d to life because |
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I hold the keys of d and Hades. |
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D and Hades were thrown into the |
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D will be no more; |
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Where is the d-r of this age? |
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But avoid foolish d-s, genealogies |
Prophet and judge (Jdg 4–5).
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forgive us our d-s, as we also |
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forgive everyone in d to us. |
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He erased the certificate of d, |
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as we also have forgiven our d. |
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allow your faithful one to see d. |
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allow your holy one to see d. |
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not allow your holy one to see d. |
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and in whose spirit is no d! |
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Israelite in whom there is no d. |
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quarrels, d, and malice. |
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and no d was found in his mouth; |
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heart is more d than anything |
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I am he,’ and they will d many. |
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Let no one d himself. |
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Don’t be d-d: God is not mocked |
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Let no one d you with empty |
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worse, d-ing and being d-d. |
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have no sin,” we are d-ing ourselves |
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clothing, with d and good sense, |
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Charm is d and beauty is |
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but its every d is from the LORD |
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multitudes in the valley of d! |
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The heavens d the glory of God, |
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In those days a d went out from |
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the Israelites d-d the LORD’S |
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for anyone to d something rashly |
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whatever you do, in word or in d, |
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D calls to d in the roar of |
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As a d longs for streams of |
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like those of a d and enables me |
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No man who has any d is to come |
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At my first d, no one stood by me, |
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ready . . . to give a d to anyone who |
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that Shechem had d-d his daughter |
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out of the mouth—this d-s a man. |
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These are the things that d a person, |
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conscience, being weak, is d-d. |
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his d is in the LORD’S |
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Take d in the LORD, and he will |
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your instruction is my d. |
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rescued me because he d-ed in me. |
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disciplines the son in whom he d-s. |
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my beloved in whom I d; |
Philistine woman who betrayed Samson (Jdg 16:4-22).
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but d us from the evil one. |
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He was d-ed up for our trespasses |
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has d-ed us from such a terrible |
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faith that was d-ed to the saints once |
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d will come to the Jewish people from another place, |
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me with joyful shouts of d. |
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the LORD raised up . . . a d to save |
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my fortress, and my d, |
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You are my help and my d; |
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them a strong d so that they |
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We d arguments |
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for the d of strongholds. |
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sacrificed to d-s, not God, |
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drive out d-s in your name |
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and they say, ‘He has a d!’ |
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spirits and the teachings of d-s, |
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Even the d-s believe—and they |
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stop worshiping d-s and idols of |
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brought . . . the d, the epileptics, |
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two d men met him as they came |
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to d his righteousness |
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threw him into the lions’ d. |
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are making it a d of thieves! |
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But whoever d-ies me before others, I will also d him before my |
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let him d himself, take up |
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you will d me three times! |
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he has d-ied the faith and is worse |
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if we d him, he will also d us; |
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of godliness but d-ing its power. |
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but they d him by their works. |
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d-ing the Master who bought them, |
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who d-ies . . . Jesus is the Christ? |
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scepter will not d from Judah |
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is old he will not d from it. |
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on the left, ‘D from me, you who |
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I long to d and be with |
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Do not d one another— |
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height nor d, nor any other |
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the d of the riches both of the |
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everything, even the d-s of God. |
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the Spirit d-ing from heaven like |
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ascending and d-ing on the Son of |
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the one who d-ed from heaven |
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The one who d-ed is also the one |
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himself will d from heaven with |
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So will your d-s be. |
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highway for our God in the d. |
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rivers in the d, to give drink |
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disciples d-ed him and ran away |
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has not dealt with us as our sins d |
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He has done nothing to d death. |
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Your d will be for your husband |
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will give you your heart’s d-s. |
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my heart’s d and prayer to God |
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plans to gratify the d-s of the flesh. |
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to marry than to burn with d. |
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carry out the d of the flesh. |
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and enticed by his own evil d. |
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or d your neighbor’s house, |
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nothing you d can equal her. |
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that we should d him. |
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For I d loyalty and not |
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I d mercy and not sacrifice |
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I have fervently d-d to eat this |
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But d the greater gifts. |
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d-ing to put on our heavenly dwelling |
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your house is left to you d. |
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the children of the d woman, |
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set up the abomination of d. |
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the abomination of d, |
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abomination of d standing where it |
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that its d has come near. |
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myself over to d concerning all |
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we are perplexed but not in d; |
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so that we even d-ed of life |
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So Esau d-d his birthright. |
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and she d-d him in her heart. |
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fools d wisdom and discipline. |
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He was d-d and rejected by men, |
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devoted to one and d the other. |
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Don’t let anyone d your youth, |
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endured a cross, d-ing the shame |
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this child is d to cause the fall |
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in goatskins, d, afflicted |
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who is able to d both soul and |
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Have you come to d us? |
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to steal and kill and d. |
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we are struck down but not d-ed. |
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our outer person is being d-ed, |
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if our earthly tent . . . is d-ed, |
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who is able to save and to d. |
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set apart to the LORD for d. |
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Pride comes before d, |
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road broad that leads to d, |
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objects of wrath prepared for d? |
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Their end is d; their god is |
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the penalty of eternal d |
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twist them to their own d, |
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Since a person’s days are d-d and |
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I have d-d that my mouth will not |
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but the LORD d-s his steps. |
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person’s steps are d-d by the LORD, |
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D evil; cling to what is good. |
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committed all these d acts, |
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imitating the d practices |
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to be tempted by the d. |
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enemy who sowed them is the d. |
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for the d and his angels! |
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Yet one of you is the d! |
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don’t give the d an opportunity |
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against the schemes of the d. |
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Resist the d, and he will |
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adversary the d is prowling |
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who is called the d and Satan, |
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be d to one and despise the other. |
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Must the sword d forever? |
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if you bite and d one another, |
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looking for anyone he can d. |
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This man was righteous and d, |
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If d is only on the fleece, |
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At Jeremiah’s d, Baruch wrote on |
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from it, you will certainly d. |
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Where you d, I will d, and there I |
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but fools d for lack of sense. |
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him with a rod, he will not d. |
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a time to give birth and a time to d; |
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and drink, for tomorrow we d! |
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Even if I have to d with you, |
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believes in me will never d |
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wheat falls to the ground and d-s, |
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time, Christ d-d for the ungodly. |
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How can we who d-d to sin still |
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and if we d, we d for the Lord. |
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that Christ d-d for our sins |
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the law I d-d to the law, |
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to live is Christ and to d is gain. |
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for people to d once |
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The dead who d in the Lord |
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cisterns that you did not d, |
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fence around it, dug a winepress |
Daughter of Jacob and Leah (Gn 30:21). Raped by Shechem; avenged by Simeon and Levi (Gn 34).
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the one who is d-ping bread |
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He d-s it wherever he chooses. |
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May the Lord d your hearts to |
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hope will not d us, because God’s |
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He d-ed the rulers and authorities |
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the wicked for the day of d. |
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I make success and create d; |
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If a d occurs in a city, hasn’t |
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No d will overtake us. |
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so that you may d what is the |
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Summoning his twelve d-s, he gave |
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A d is not above his teacher, |
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and make d-s of all nations, |
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come after me cannot be my d. |
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and his d-s believed in him. |
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my word, you really are my d-s. |
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and the d he loved |
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d-s were first called Christians at |
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Apply yourself to d and listen to |
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Don’t withhold d from a youth; |
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No d seems enjoyable at the time |
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your anger or d me in your wrath |
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for the LORD d-s the one he loves, |
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D your son while there is hope; |
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judged . . . we are d-d, so that we |
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for the Lord d-s the one he loves |
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Do not be afraid or d, |
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stopped walking and looked d. |
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And they were d-ing among themselves, |
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all the terrible d-s of Egypt that |
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he heals all your d-s. |
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and healing every d and sickness |
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weaknesses and carried our d-s. |
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demons and to heal d-s. |
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was so d that he did not |
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When arrogance comes, d follows, |
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but sin is a d to any people. |
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has long hair it is a d to him, |
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But if it is d for a woman to |
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for it is d for a woman to speak |
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king of Israel d-d himself |
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Satan d-s himself as an angel |
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D scales are detestable to the |
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one who hates d profit prolongs |
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for honor and another for d? |
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sown in d, raised in glory; |
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her head uncovered d-s her head, |
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You can d your servant in peace, |
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through one man’s d the many |
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received mercy through their d, |
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out my hands to a d and defiant |
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spirit now working in the d. |
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is not a God of d but of peace. |
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Jewish people d-d among the |
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I will d my glory among the |
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I think God has d-ed us, |
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ages he might d the immeasurable |
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was d-ing with the devil |
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others, I myself will not be d-ied. |
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selfish ambitions, d, factions, |
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They make no d between the holy |
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believe, since there is no d. |
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for there is no d between Jew |
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You must d between the holy and |
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to another, d-ing between spirits |
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But Martha was d by her many |
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to be sorrowful and deeply d-ed. |
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will be great d in the land |
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d the land as an inheritance |
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This was then d-d to each person |
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d-ing to each person as he wills. |
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your hand over the sea, and d it |
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They d-d my garments among |
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Every kingdom d-d against itself |
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him, they d-d his clothes |
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my brother to d the inheritance |
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Is Christ d-d? Was it Paul who |
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not to practice d or sorcery. |
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rebellion is like the sin of d, |
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his eternal power and d nature, |
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His d power has given us everything |
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you may share in the d nature, |
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No, I tell you, but rather d! |
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that there be no d-s among you, |
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church there are d-s among you, |
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would be no d in the body, |
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he cannot d her as long as he |
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may write her a d certificate, |
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given her a certificate of d. |
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If he hates and d-s his wife, |
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decided to d her secretly. |
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must give her a written notice of d. |
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permitted you to d your wives |
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marries a d woman commits |
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who are well who need a d, |
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proverb to me: ‘D, heal yourself |
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teaching as d-s human commands. |
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people not to teach false d |
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they will not tolerate sound d, |
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But be d-s of the word and not |
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‘The d-s will eat Jezebel in the |
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As a d returns to its vomit, |
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since a live d is better than a |
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bread and throw it to the d-s. |
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A d returns to its own vomit, |
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us from the d of darkness |
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His d is an everlasting d |
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power and d, and every title |
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to him be glory and d forever |
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the LORD opened the d-’s mouth, |
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riding on a d, on a colt, the foal of |
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mounted on a d and on a colt |
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A speechless d spoke with a human |
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Rise up, ancient d-s! Then the King |
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keep watch at the d of my lips. |
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and the d will be opened to you |
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to enter through the narrow d, |
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the Lord opened a d for me. |
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that God may open a d to us for |
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you an open d that no one can |
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I stand at the d and knock. |
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blood and put it on the two d-s |
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Write them on the d-s of your house |
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and as sharp as a d sword. |
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and sharper than any d sword, |
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sharp d sword cam from his mouth, |
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of little faith, why did you d? |
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If you have faith and do not d, |
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they worshiped, but some d-ed. |
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whoever d-s stands condemned |
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let him ask in faith without d-ing. |
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took their d before it was leavened, |
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leavens the whole batch of d? |
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leavens the whole batch of d. |
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he sent out a d to see whether |
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Spirit of God descending like a d |
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serpents and as innocent as d-s. |
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Before his d a person’s heart is proud, |
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And the d stood in front of the |
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He seized the d, that ancient serpent |
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the Father who sent me d-s him, |
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earth I will d all people to |
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let us d near with a true heart |
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D near to God, and he will d near |
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Joseph had a d. |
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Daniel also understood . . . d-s |
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Daniel had a d with visions in |
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your old men will have d-s, and |
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appeared to Joseph in a d, |
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terribly in a d because of him. |
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and your old men will dream d-s. |
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he d-ed: A stairway was set on |
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the women are to d themselves in |
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D water from your own cistern, |
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eat and d, for tomorrow we die! |
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and you gave me something to d; |
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and they all drank from it. |
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Do this, as often as you d it, |
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we were all given one Spirit to d. |
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did not d them out completely. |
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He drove everyone out of the temple |
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perfect love d-s out fear, |
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And don’t get d with wine, |
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a glutton and a d, a friend of |
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abusive, a d or a swindler. |
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not in carousing and d; |
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envy, d, carousing, and anything |
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evil desires, d, orgies |
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and let the d land appear. |
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go through the sea on d ground. |
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D bones, hear the word of |
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Make the minds of these people d; |
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man out of the d from the ground |
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belly and eat d all the days |
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offspring like the d of the earth, |
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I am d and ashes. |
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remembering that we are d. |
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all come from d, and all return to d. |
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shake the d off your feet when |
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The first man was . . . a man of d; |
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we’ve only done our d. |
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LORD, who can d in your tent? |
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and I will d in the house of the |
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became flesh and dwelt among us |
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that Christ may d in your hearts |
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praiseworthy—d on these things |
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all his fullness d in him, |
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God’s nature d-s bodily in Christ, |
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a place for your d forever. |
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being built together for God’s d |
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I carried you on e-s’ wings and |
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youth is renewed like the e. |
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they will soar on wings like e-s; |
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the left, and the face of an e. |
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creature was like a flying e. |
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One who shaped the e not hear, |
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otherwise they . . . hear with their e-s, |
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Let anyone who has e-s listen! |
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servant, and cut off his right e. |
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no eye has seen, no e has heard, |
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And if the e should say |
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who has e-s to hear listen to |
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God created the heavens and the e. |
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may know the e belongs to LORD. |
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The e and everything in it, |
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whole e sing to the LORD. |
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he is coming to judge the e. |
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his glory fills the whole e. |
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they will inherit the e. |
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Heaven and e will pass away, |
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and peace on e to people he |
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we wait for . . . a new e, |
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if our e tent we live in |
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They are focused on e things, |
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not . . . above but is e, unspiritual, |
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but the LORD was not in the e. |
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be famines and e-s in various |
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There was a violent e, |
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was such a violent e that the |
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A violent e occurred; |
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For which is e: to say, ‘Your |
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it is e for a camel to go |
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But it is e for heaven and earth |
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As far as the e is from the west, |
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wise men from the e arrived |
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For my yoke is e and my burden |
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You are free to e from any tree |
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took some of its fruit and ate it; |
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words were found, and I ate them |
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E this scroll, then go and speak |
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of Man came e-ing and drinking, |
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Everyone ate and was satisfied. |
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They all ate and were satisfied. |
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and said, “Take and e it; |
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sinners and e-s with them! |
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who e-s my flesh and drinks |
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Get up, Peter; kill and e! |
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believes he may e anything, |
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whether you e or drink, or |
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work, he should not e. |
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He said to me, “Take and e it; |
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LORD God planted a garden in E, |
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You were in E, the garden of God |
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is why he was also named E. |
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land of Seir, the territory of E. |
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is living and e and sharper than |
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not depend on human will or e |
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then make every e to enter that |
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make every e to supplement your |
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Abram went down to E to stay |
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sold Joseph in E to Potiphar, |
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all his offspring with him came to E. |
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lived in E was 430 years. |
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out of E I called my son. |
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Out of E I called my Son. |
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Benjaminite judge (Jdg 3:12-30). |
1. Valley where David fought Goliath (1Sm 17:2,19; 21:9).
2. Son of Baasha; king of Israel (1Kg 16:6-14).
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break the tradition of the e-s? |
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appointed e-s . . . in every church |
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The e-s who are good leaders |
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accusation against an e unless |
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call for the e-s of the church, |
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thrones sat twenty-four e-s |
Son of Aaron; high priest (Ex 6:23; Nm 20:25-28). Helped Joshua distribute land (Jos 14:1).
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if possible, even the e. |
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justice to his e who cry out to |
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but the e did find it. |
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purpose according to e might stand |
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to confirm your calling and e, |
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based on the e of the world, |
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appeared to the E themselves as |
High priest at Samuel’s birth (1Sm 1–4). Blessed Hannah (1:17; 2:20). Failed to discipline his sons (2:12-17,22-36). Died when the ark was captured (4:11-18).
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E, E, lemá sabachtháni? |
1. Son of Hilkiah; Hezekiah’s administrator (2Kg 18:18; Is 22:20; 36:3).
2. Son of Josiah; king of Judah. Called Jehoiakim (2Kg 23:34; 2Ch 36:4).
1. Abraham’s servant (Gn 15:2).
2. Son of Moses (Ex 18:4; 1Ch 23:15).
3. Ancestor of Jesus (Lk 3:29).
Prophet against Ahab and Ahaziah. Predicted famine (1Kg 17:1; Jms 5:17). Fed by ravens (1Kg 17:2-7); fed by widow (17:8-16; Lk 4:26); raised widow’s son (1Kg 17:17-24). Defeated prophets of Baal (18:19-40). Fled Jezebel (19:1-3). Chose Elisha to succeed him (19:16,19-21); taken up into heaven (2Kg 2:1-12).
Forerunner to the Messiah, embodied in John the Baptist (Mal 4:5; Mt 11:14; 17:10-13; Lk 1:17). Appeared with Jesus (Mt 17:3-4).
Prophet; successor to Elijah (1Kg 19:16-21; 2Kg 2:1-18). Made bad water good (2Kg 2:19-22); called bears to punish boys (2:23-24); provided water for army (3:13-22). Provided miraculous supply of oil for widow (4:1-7); granted son to barren woman and restored him to life (4:8-37). Healed Naaman and punished Gehazi (5:1-27). Made iron head float (6:5-7). Blinded Aramean army (6:8–7:20). A man was revived by touching his dead bones (13:20-21).
Made Hazael king of Aram (2Kg 8:7-15) and Jehu king of Israel (9:1-13).
Mother of John the Baptist; Mary’s relative (Lk 1).
Father of Samuel; husband of Hannah (1Sm 1:1).
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voice, “E, E, lemá sabachtháni |
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Can a man e fire and his clothes |
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on their way to a village called E, |
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mouth will not return to me e, |
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deceive you with e arguments, |
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cross of Christ will not be e-ied |
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he e-ied himself by assuming |
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No one is to appear before me e. |
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of the LORD e around those who |
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Therefore e one another and |
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(which is translated Son of E), |
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through the e from the Scriptures |
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then there is any e in Christ, |
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to put an e to every creature, |
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and the e-s of the earth your |
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make me aware of my e |
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but its e is the way to death. |
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The e of a matter is better than |
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endures to the e will be saved. |
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endures to the e will be saved. |
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and his kingdom will have no e. |
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He loved them to the e. |
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and to the e-s of the earth. |
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Christ is the e of the law for |
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who keeps my works to the e: |
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last, the beginning and the e. |
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Love never e-s. But as for |
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that affliction produces e, |
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faith, love, e, and gentleness. |
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Let us run with e the race that |
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the testing of your faith produces e. |
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of the LORD is pure, e-ing forever; |
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May they fear you while the sun e-s |
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But who can e the day of his |
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the one who e-s to the end will |
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e-d with much patience objects of |
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hopes all things, e-s all things. |
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if we e, we will also reign with |
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a better and e-ing possession. |
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that lay before him, he e-d the cross |
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the word of the Lord e-s forever. |
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an e to your e-ies and a foe to |
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me in the presence of my e-ies; |
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do not let my e-ies gloat over me. |
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I make your e-ies your footstool. |
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If your e is hungry, give him |
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a man’s e-ies are the men of his own |
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love your e-ies and pray for those |
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a man’s e-ies will be the members |
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e who sowed them is the devil. |
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I put your e-ies under your feet |
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if, while we were e-ies, we were |
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But If your e is hungry, feed him. |
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The last e he abolishes is death |
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the world becomes the e of God. |
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to a virgin e to a man named |
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to eat, drink, and e his work. |
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provides us with all things to e. |
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eyes of your heart may be e |
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those who were once e, |
Father of Methuselah (Gn 5:18-21); prophet (Jd 14); walked with God, and God took him (Gn 5:22-24; Heb 11:5).
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we may no longer be e-d to sin, |
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put up with it if someone e-s you, |
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want to be e-d to them all over again? |
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the sin that so easily e-s us. |
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The ropes of Sheol e-d me; |
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soldier gets e-d in the concerns |
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they are again e-d in these things |
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anger, “They will not e my rest.” |
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E his gates with thanksgiving |
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you will never e the kingdom of |
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E through the narrow gate. |
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like a little child will never e it. |
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he cannot e the kingdom of God. |
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just as sin e-ed the world through |
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anger, “They will not e my rest.” |
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e between the cherubim, |
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But the LORD sits e forever; |
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e on the praises of Israel. |
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son, if sinners e you, don’t be |
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drawn away and e-d by his own |
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Into your hand I e my spirit; |
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into your hands I e my spirit. |
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what has been e-ed to me until |
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They are full of e, murder |
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For where there is e and selfish |
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Don’t let your heart e sinners; |
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Don’t e the evil or desire to be |
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Love does not e, is not boastful, |
City in Asia Minor visited by Paul (Ac 18:19; 19:1; 1Co 16:8; Eph 1:1; Rv 2:1).
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are to make the e of finely spun |
Son of Joseph (Gn 41:52); tribe with territory north and west of Bethel (Gn 48; Jos 14:4; 16:4-5); designation for Israel (Is 11:13; Jr 7:15; Ezk 37:16; Hs 5:13).
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Bethlehem E, you are small among |
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making himself e to God. |
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did not consider e with God as |
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be complete, e-ped for every good |
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e you with everything good to |
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Let them be e-d from the book of |
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and I will never e his name from |
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appropriate penalty of their e. |
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from the e of his way will |
Son of Isaac; elder twin of Jacob (Gn 25:24-26); rejected by God (Mal 1:2-3; Rm 9:13); sold birthright (Gn 25:30-34; Heb 12:16); tricked out of blessing (Gn 27:1-30; Heb 11:20); reconciled with Jacob (33:4-16). Progenitor of Edomites in Seir (Dt 2:4-29).
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can I go to e your spirit? |
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that you will e God’s judgment? |
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how will we e if we neglect such |
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But I will e my covenant with |
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and I will e his kingdom. |
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up in him and e-ed in the faith, |
Persian name of Hadassah, Mordecai’s cousin (Est 2:7). Chosen queen of Persia (2:16-18); interceded at great risk to foil a plot to exterminate the Jews (Est 3–9).
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Do not be wise in your own e. |
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for he is good. His faithful love e |
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must I do to have e life? |
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will go away into e punishment, but the righteous into e life. |
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not perish but have e life. |
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that he may give e life to everyone |
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gift of God is e life in Christ |
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incomparable e weight of glory. |
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pay the penalty of e destruction, |
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Now to the King e, immortal |
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may know that you have e life. |
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from e to e, you are God. |
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has also put e in their hearts |
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There was an E man, a eunuch |
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For there are e-s who were born |
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The e said to Philip, “I ask |
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And the fourth river is the E. |
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it since it is e-d spiritually. |
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prophets, some e-s, some pastors |
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the work of an e, fulfill your |
First woman; wife of Adam (Gn 3:20; 4:1-2,25). Gave in to temptation (3:1; 2Co 11:3; 1Tm 2:13-14).
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and underneath are the e arms. |
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The LORD is the e God, |
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have loved you with an e love; |
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you do, do e for the glory of God. |
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has given us e required for life |
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of the knowledge of good and e. |
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To fear the LORD is to hate e. |
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who call e good and good e, |
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but deliver us from the e one. |
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then, who are e, know how to |
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an e man produces e things from |
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protect them from the e one. |
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Do not repay anyone e for e. |
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Stay away from every kind of e. |
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is a root of all kinds of e, |
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since God is not tempted by e, |
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I tell you, don’t resist an e. |
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one small e lamb that he had |
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the e expression of his nature, |
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the rock of my salvation, is e-ed. |
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let us e his name together. |
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be e-ed above the heavens; |
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You are e-ed above all the gods. |
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Righteousness e-s a nation, but |
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humbles himself will be e-ed. |
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God highly e-ed him and gave |
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the Lord, and he will e you. |
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and e-d the Scriptures daily to see |
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Let a person e himself; |
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given you an e, that you also |
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things took place as e-s for us, |
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to the e you have in us. |
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set an e for the believers |
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you, but being e-s to the flock. |
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Fathers, do not e your children |
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anyone give in e for his life? |
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They e their glory for the image |
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and e the glory of the immortal |
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they have no e for their sin. |
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As a result, people are without e. |
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older man, but e him as a father |
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with many other e-s, he proclaimed |
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went into e from its land. |
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the returned e-s were building |
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I urge you as strangers and e-s |
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So Israel has been e-d to Assyria |
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who, e-ing in the form of God, |
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and through whom all things e |
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believe that he e-s and that he |
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your will they e and were |
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coming at an hour you do not e. |
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and lend, e-ing nothing in return. |
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the LORD and wait e for him; |
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e of the wicked comes will perish. |
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but a terrifying e of judgment |
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He will e everything to us. |
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so that his deeds may not be e-d. |
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darkness, but instead e them. |
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Everything e-d by the light is |
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the exact e of his nature, |
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would bless me, e my border, |
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you can e all the flaming arrows |
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e for e, tooth for tooth |
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For the e-s of the LORD roam |
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have made a covenant with my e-s. |
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Protect me as the pupil of your e; |
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I lift my e-s toward the |
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they might see with their e-s and |
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Your e-s are too pure to look on |
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If your right e causes you to |
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An e for an e and a tooth for |
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The e is the lamp of the body. |
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the splinter in your brother’s e but |
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And their e-s were opened. |
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see with their e-s and hear with |
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and it is wonderful in our e-s? |
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Then their e-s were opened, and |
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keeping our e-s on Jesus, |
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what we have seen with our e-s, |
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clouds, and every e will see him |
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away every tear from their e-s. |
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the original e . . . handed them down |
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we were e of his majesty. |
Hebrew prophet at the time of the exile, writing from Babylon (Ezk 1:1; 2Kg 24:14-16). Wrote about the fall of Jerusalem (Ezk 33:21) and the ultimate restoration of the city and temple (Ezk 40–48).
Priest and teacher of the law; leader of the returning exiles, sent by King Artaxerxes of Persia to reestablish worship in the temple (Ezr 7–8). Nehemiah’s colleague (Neh 8:2,6; 12:31-37). Made priests stop intermarriage with foreigners (Ezr 9–10).