the nations: Isaiah 40:22; Job 34:14-15; Jeremiah 10:10
the isles: Isaiah 11:11, Isaiah 41:5, Isaiah 59:18, Isaiah 66:19; Genesis 10:5; Daniel 11:18; Zephaniah 2:11
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Isaiah 40:15
Isaiah 40:15
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