Cease: Psalms 62:9, Psalms 146:3; Jeremiah 17:5
whose: Genesis 2:7, Genesis 7:22; Job 27:3
for wherein: Job 7:15-21; Psalms 8:4, Psalms 144:3-4
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Isaiah 2:22
Isaiah 2:22
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