Withdraw thy foot from thy neighbour's: or, Let thy foot be seldom in thy neighbour's, Genesis 19:2-3; Judges 19:18-21
weary: Heb. full, Romans 15:24
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Proverbs 25:17
Proverbs 25:17
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