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1 Chronicles 21:15

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unto Jerusalem: 2 Samuel 24:16; Jeremiah 7:12, Jeremiah 26:9, Jeremiah 26:18; Matthew 23:37-38

repented him: Genesis 6:6; Exodus 32:14; Judges 2:18, Judges 10:16; Psalms 78:38; Jeremiah 18:7-10; Jonah 4:2

It is enough: Exodus 9:28; 1 Kings 19:4; Psalms 90:13; Mark 14:41

Ornan: 2 Samuel 24:18, Araunah, 2 Chronicles 3:1

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