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Lamentations 4:22

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The punishment of thine iniquity: or, Thine iniquity, Lamentations 4:6 *marg. Isaiah 40:2; Jeremiah 46:27-28, Jeremiah 50:20

he will no: Isaiah 52:1, Isaiah 60:18; Jeremiah 32:40; Ezekiel 37:28

he will visit: Lamentations 4:21; Psalms 137:7

discover thy sins: or, carry thee captive for thy sins

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