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Ecclesiastes 3:18

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concerning: Genesis 3:17-19; Job 14:1-4, Job 15:16; Psalms 49:14, Psalms 49:19-20, Psalms 73:18-19, Psalms 90:5-12; Hebrews 9:27; 1 Peter 1:24

that God: etc. or, that they might clear God, and see, etc. Job 40:8; Psalms 51:4; Romans 3:4, Romans 9:23

and that: Psalms 73:22; 2 Peter 2:12

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