Happy: Genesis 50:23; Job 1:2, Job 42:12-16
his quiver full of them: Heb. filled his quiver with them, they shall. Job 5:4; Proverbs 27:11
speak: or, subdue, Psalms 18:47, or, destroy
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Psalms 127:5
Psalms 127:5
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