the grave: Psalms 6:5, Psalms 30:9, Psalms 88:11, Psalms 115:17-18; Ecclesiastes 9:10
they that: Numbers 16:33; Proverbs 14:32; Matthew 8:12, Matthew 25:46; Luke 16:26-31
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Isaiah 38:18
Isaiah 38:18
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