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Isaiah 43:14

Isaiah 43:14

Treasury of Scripture Knowledge · Canne, Browne, Blayney, Scott, and others · Public Domain

the Lord: Isaiah 43:1, Isaiah 44:6, Isaiah 54:5-8; Psalms 19:14; Revelation 5:9

For: Isaiah 43:3-4, Isaiah 44:24-28, Isaiah 45:1-5; Jeremiah 50:2-11, Jeremiah 50:17-18, Jeremiah 50:27-34, Jeremiah 51:1-11, Jeremiah 51:24, Jeremiah 51:34-37; Revelation 18:20-21

nobles: Heb. bars, Isaiah 45:2

whose cry: Ezekiel 27:29-36; Revelation 18:11-19

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