uttereth: Heb. teacheth, Job 9:22-24, Job 12:6; Mark 7:21-22; Luke 6:45; James 1:26
thou choosest: Psalms 50:19-20, Psalms 52:2-4, Psalms 64:3, Psalms 120:2-3; Jeremiah 9:3-5, Jeremiah 9:8; James 3:5-8
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Job 15:5
Job 15:5
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