stretch: Exodus 9:3, Exodus 9:6, Exodus 9:16, Exodus 3:20
that: Exodus 11:4-6, Exodus 12:29-30
cut off: Exodus 14:28; 1 Kings 13:34; Proverbs 2:22
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Exodus 9:15
Exodus 9:15
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