spread: Isaiah 30:8-11; Habakkuk 2:2
was written within: Contrary to the state of rolls in general, which are written on the inside only.
lamentations: Isaiah 3:11; Jeremiah 36:29-32; Revelation 8:13, Revelation 9:12, Revelation 11:14
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Ezekiel 2:10
Ezekiel 2:10
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