the land: Egypt, so called because interspersed by numerous canals, and overflowed annually by the Nile.
wherein thou swimmest: or, of thy swimming
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Ezekiel 32:6
Ezekiel 32:6
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spirit, and, in order thereunto, to be frequent in taking up
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