dreamed: Genesis 37:9; Genesis 28:12, Genesis 40:5, Genesis 41:1, Genesis 42:9; Numbers 12:6; Judges 7:13-14; 1 Kings 3:5; Psalms 25:14; Daniel 2:1, Daniel 4:5; Joel 2:28; Amos 3:7
and they: Genesis 37:4, Genesis 37:8, Genesis 49:23; John 17:14
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Genesis 37:5
Genesis 37:5
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