that hath: Ecclesiastes 3:15, Ecclesiastes 7:10; 2 Peter 2:1
and there: Isaiah 43:19; Jeremiah 31:22; Revelation 21:1, Revelation 21:5
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Ecclesiastes 1:9
Ecclesiastes 1:9
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