crooked: Ecclesiastes 3:14, Ecclesiastes 7:12-13; Job 11:6, Job 34:29; Isaiah 40:4; Lamentations 3:37; Daniel 4:35; Matthew 6:27
wanting: Heb. defect
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Ecclesiastes 1:15
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