am 3552, bc 452
in the twelfth: Esther 3:7, Esther 3:13, Esther 8:12
hoped: Acts 12:11
though it was turned: Deuteronomy 32:36; 2 Samuel 22:41; Psalms 30:11; Isaiah 14:1-2, Isaiah 60:14-16; Revelation 11:18
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Esther 9:1
Esther 9:1
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