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Isaiah 31:2

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he also: 1 Samuel 2:3; Job 5:13; Jeremiah 10:7, Jeremiah 10:12; 1 Corinthians 1:21-29; Jude 1:25

will bring: Isaiah 30:13-14, Isaiah 45:7; Joshua 23:15; Amos 3:6

will not: Numbers 23:19; Jeremiah 36:32, Jeremiah 44:29; Zechariah 1:6; Matthew 24:35

call back: Heb. remove

arise: Isaiah 28:21, Isaiah 63:4-5; Numbers 10:35; Psalms 12:5-6, Psalms 68:1-2, Psalms 78:65-66; Zephaniah 3:8

against the help: Isaiah 31:3, Isaiah 20:4-6, Isaiah 30:3; Jeremiah 44:29-30; Ezekiel 29:6

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