am 2963, bc 1042
rage: or, tumultuously assemble, Luke 22:1-2, Luke 22:5, Luke 22:22-23; Acts 16:22, Acts 17:5-6, Acts 19:28-32
people: Matthew 21:38; John 11:49-50; Acts 5:33; Revelation 17:14
imagine: Heb. meditate
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Psalms 2:1
Psalms 2:1
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