thundered: 1 Samuel 2:10, 1 Samuel 12:17; Exodus 9:23-25; Judges 5:8, Judges 5:20; Psalms 18:11-14, Psalms 77:16-18, Psalms 97:3-4; Revelation 16:18-21
discomfited: Deuteronomy 20:3-4; Joshua 10:10; Judges 4:15, Judges 5:20; Zechariah 4:6
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1 Samuel 7:10
1 Samuel 7:10
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