the province: Nehemiah 7:6, Nehemiah 11:3; Ezra 2:1, Ezra 5:8; Esther 1:1
in great: Nehemiah 9:36-37; Psalms 44:11-14, Psalms 137:1-3; Isaiah 32:9-14; Lamentations 1:7, Lamentations 3:61, Lamentations 5:1
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Nehemiah 1:3
Nehemiah 1:3
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