Ethiopia: Isaiah 18:1, Isaiah 20:4; Jeremiah 46:9; Nahum 3:8-9
Libya: Heb. Phut, Ezekiel 27:10
all the: Jeremiah 25:20, Jeremiah 25:24, Jeremiah 50:37
men: Heb. children
that is: Jeremiah 44:27
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Ezekiel 30:5
Ezekiel 30:5
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