they were dead: Exodus 14:30; 1 Chronicles 5:22; Psalms 110:6; Isaiah 37:36; Jeremiah 33:5
none escaped: Heb. there was not an escaping, Ezra 9:14
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2 Chronicles 20:24
2 Chronicles 20:24
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