put: 2 Kings 5:11
I will: Genesis 1:3; Psalms 33:9; Mark 1:41, Mark 4:39, Mark 5:41, Mark 7:34, Mark 9:25; Luke 5:13, Luke 7:14; John 5:21, John 11:43, John 15:24
immediately: Matthew 11:4-5; 2 Kings 5:14; Luke 17:14-15
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Matthew 8:3
Matthew 8:3
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