thou art: Genesis 3:1, Genesis 9:6; Exodus 21:28-32; Leviticus 20:25
dust: Psalms 72:9; Isaiah 29:4, Isaiah 65:25; Micah 7:17
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Genesis 3:14
Genesis 3:14
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