shall thy sons: Isaiah 49:18-22; Psalms 45:11-16; Jeremiah 32:41
as the bridegroom rejoiceth: Heb. with the joy of the bridegroom, Isaiah 62:4, Isaiah 65:19; Song of Solomon 3:11; Hebrews 12:2
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Isaiah 62:5
Isaiah 62:5
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