cedars: Ezekiel 28:13; Genesis 2:8, Genesis 13:10; Psalms 80:10; Isaiah 51:3
nor any: Psalms 37:35; Isaiah 10:7-14, Isaiah 36:4-18, Isaiah 37:11-13
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Ezekiel 31:8
Ezekiel 31:8
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