a nourisher: etc. Heb. to nourish thy grey hairs, Genesis 45:11, Genesis 47:12; Psalms 55:22; Isaiah 46:4
for thy: Ruth 1:16-18
better: 1 Samuel 1:8; Proverbs 18:24
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Ruth 4:15
Ruth 4:15
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