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Ezekiel 25:14

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by the hand: This was fulfilled by the Maccabees, who not only entirely subjugated them, but obliged them to receive circumcision. Genesis 27:29; Isaiah 11:14, Isaiah 63:1-6; Jeremiah 49:2

and they shall know: Deuteronomy 32:35-36; Psalms 58:10-11; Nahum 1:2-4; Hebrews 10:30-31; Revelation 6:16-17

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