and their: Revelation 6:15
beaten down: Heb. broken in pieces
fled apace: Heb. fled a flight, Jeremiah 46:15; Genesis 19:17; 2 Kings 7:6-7; Nahum 2:8
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Jeremiah 46:5
Jeremiah 46:5
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