the way: Job 38:12-13; Genesis 1:3-4, Genesis 1:14-18; Deuteronomy 4:19; Isaiah 45:7; John 1:9, John 8:12
darkness: Psalms 18:11, Psalms 104:20, Psalms 105:28; Jeremiah 13:16; Ezekiel 32:8; Amos 4:13; Matthew 27:45
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Job 38:19
Job 38:19
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