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Ezekiel 16:57

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thy wickedness: Ezekiel 16:36-37, Ezekiel 21:24, Ezekiel 23:18-19; Psalms 50:21; Lamentations 4:22; Hosea 2:10, Hosea 7:1; 1 Corinthians 4:5

reproach: 2 Kings 16:5-7; 2 Chronicles 28:5-6, 2 Chronicles 28:18-23; Isaiah 7:1, Isaiah 14:28

Syria: Heb. Aram, Genesis 10:22-23; Numbers 23:7

the daughters: Ezekiel 16:27

despise: or, spoil, Jeremiah 33:24

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