he dreamed: Genesis 15:1, Genesis 15:12, Genesis 20:3, Genesis 20:6-7, Genesis 37:5-11, 40:1-41:57; Numbers 12:6; Job 4:12-21; Job 33:15-16; Daniel 2:1-49, Daniel 4:1-37, Daniel 7:1; Matthew 1:20, Matthew 2:12-13, Matthew 2:19; Hebrews 1:1
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Genesis 28:12
Genesis 28:12
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