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Isaiah 41:7

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the carpenter: Isaiah 40:19, Isaiah 44:12-15, Isaiah 46:6-7; Jeremiah 10:3-5, Jeremiah 10:9; Daniel 3:1-7

goldsmith: or, founder. him that smote the anvil. or, the smiting. saying, It is ready for the soldering. or, saying of the solder, It is good. that it. Isaiah 40:20, Isaiah 46:7; Judges 18:17-18, Judges 18:24

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