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Jeremiah 52:31

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am 3442, bc 562

in the twelfth: Nearly answering to our 25th of April, am 3442.

lifted up: This phrase is founded on the observation that those in sorrow hold down their heads; and, when comforted, or the cause of their sorrow removed, they lift up their heads. Genesis 40:13, Genesis 40:20; Job 22:29; Psalms 3:3, Psalms 27:6

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