let it be: Heb. it shall come to pass that, etc
signs: Exodus 4:8; Luke 2:12; John 6:14
that thou do as occasion: etc. Heb. do for thee as thine hand shall find, Judges 9:33
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1 Samuel 10:7
1 Samuel 10:7
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