lift up: Psalms 74:3, Psalms 94:1-2; Isaiah 33:10, Isaiah 37:20
awake: Psalms 44:23, Psalms 59:5, Psalms 73:20, Psalms 78:65; Isaiah 51:9
to the: Psalms 76:8-9, Psalms 103:6; 2 Samuel 17:14 *marg.
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Psalms 7:6
Psalms 7:6
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