to keep: Numbers 1:53, Numbers 3:32, Numbers 18:4, Numbers 31:30; 1 Chronicles 23:32, 1 Chronicles 26:20-29; Ezekiel 44:8, Ezekiel 44:11
and shall: 1 Timothy 4:15
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Numbers 8:26
Numbers 8:26
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