children: Isaiah 60:4; Hosea 1:10; Matthew 3:9; Galatians 4:26-28
The place: Isaiah 51:3, Isaiah 54:1-2; Joshua 17:14-16; 2 Kings 6:1
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Isaiah 49:20
Isaiah 49:20
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