all ye: Isaiah 28:15-20, Isaiah 30:15-16, Isaiah 55:2; Psalms 20:7-8; Jeremiah 17:5-7; Jonah 2:8; Matthew 15:6-8; Romans 1:21-22, Romans 10:3
walk: Exodus 11:9-10; Ezekiel 20:39; Amos 4:4-5
This shall: John 9:39
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Isaiah 50:11
Isaiah 50:11
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