which God: Genesis 31:1, Genesis 31:9, Genesis 30:35-43
whatsoever: Psalms 45:10
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Genesis 31:16
Genesis 31:16
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patriarchs. He left his father's house in a fright, went to his uncle's
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service, to take what he had and go back to Canaan. This resolution he
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