And now, O Lord God, thou [art] that God,.... Who is the Lord of hosts, and the God of Israel, that has promised and is able to perform, and is faithful to his promise:and thy words be true; are truly, punctually, and faithfully performed, never fail:and thou hast promised this goodness unto thy servant; concerning building and establishing his house.
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2 Samuel 7:28
2 Samuel 7:28
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