he smitten: Isaiah 10:20-25, Isaiah 14:22-23, Isaiah 17:3, Isaiah 17:14; Jeremiah 30:11-16, Jeremiah 50:33-34, Jeremiah 50:40, Jeremiah 51:24; Daniel 2:31-35; Nahum 1:14, Nahum 3:19
as he smote: Heb. according to the stroke of
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Isaiah 27:7
Isaiah 27:7
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