and let: 2 Samuel 8:13; Psalms 49:11-13; Proverbs 10:7; Daniel 4:30; John 5:44
lest: Genesis 11:8-9; Psalms 92:9; Luke 1:51
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Genesis 11:4
Genesis 11:4
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