of Bethel: Genesis 28:19, Genesis 35:3, Genesis 35:15-16; Joshua 8:17, Joshua 18:22; Nehemiah 11:31
Hai: Joshua 7:2, Joshua 8:3, Ai, Nehemiah 11:31, Aija, Isaiah 10:28, Aiath
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Genesis 12:8
Genesis 12:8
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