which by night: Psalms 130:6; Leviticus 8:35; 1 Chronicles 9:23, 1 Chronicles 9:33; Luke 2:37; Revelation 7:15
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Psalms 134:1
Psalms 134:1
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taught to do, v. 1, 2. 1. It is a call to the Levites to do it. They
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