rest: Heb. silence
till he make: Isaiah 62:1-3, Isaiah 61:11; Jeremiah 33:9; Zephaniah 3:19-20; Matthew 6:9-10, Matthew 6:13; Revelation 11:15
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Isaiah 62:7
Isaiah 62:7
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