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Genesis 18:5

Genesis 18:5

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And I: Judges 6:18, Judges 13:15; Matthew 6:11

bread: This was the third requisite, and is introduced in its proper order; as eating immediately after exertion or fatigue is very unwholesome.

comfort: Heb. stay, Judges 19:5; Psalms 104:15; Isaiah 3:1

are ye come: Heb. ye have passed, Genesis 19:8, Genesis 33:10

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