hear the word: Isaiah 1:10, Isaiah 28:14, Isaiah 39:5; Jeremiah 2:4, Jeremiah 19:3, Jeremiah 34:4; Amos 7:16
I saw: 1 Kings 22:19-23; Isaiah 6:1-5; Daniel 7:9; Acts 7:55-56
all the host: Genesis 32:2; Psalms 103:20-21; Zechariah 1:10
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2 Chronicles 18:18
2 Chronicles 18:18
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