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Nehemiah 2:10

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Sanballat: Nehemiah 2:19, Nehemiah 4:1-3, Nehemiah 4:7, Nehemiah 6:1

Horonite: Isaiah 15:5; Jeremiah 48:5, Jeremiah 48:34

the servant: Proverbs 30:22; Ecclesiastes 10:7

it grieved: Numbers 22:3-4; Psalms 112:10, Psalms 122:6-9; Proverbs 27:4; Ezekiel 25:6-8; Micah 7:9-10, Micah 7:16-17; Acts 4:2, Acts 5:24, Acts 19:26-27

there was come: Ezra 4:4-23

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