pastors: Jeremiah 6:3, Jeremiah 25:9, Jeremiah 39:3
my vineyard: Psalms 80:8-16; Isaiah 5:1-7; Luke 20:9-16
pleasant portion: Heb. portion of desire, Jeremiah 3:19
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Jeremiah 12:10
Jeremiah 12:10
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