Oh that: Psalms 18:7-15, Psalms 144:5-6; Mark 1:10 *marg.
that thou wouldest come: Isaiah 63:15; Exodus 3:8, Exodus 19:11, Exodus 19:18-19; Micah 1:3-4; Habakkuk 3:1-13
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Isaiah 64:1
Isaiah 64:1
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