For how: Genesis 44:34; Jeremiah 4:19, Jeremiah 9:1; Luke 19:41-42; Romans 9:2-3, Romans 10:1
endure to see: Heb. be able that I may see
the evil: Esther 7:4; Nehemiah 2:3
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Esther 8:6
Esther 8:6
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