shall a: Hosea 13:16; Isaiah 22:1-4, Isaiah 33:14; Amos 3:8, Amos 9:5
and all: 2 Kings 17:16, 2 Kings 18:9-10; Jeremiah 48:41; Nahum 3:12; Habakkuk 1:10
the mother: Hosea 13:16; Genesis 32:11; Isaiah 13:16-18; Jeremiah 13:14; Nahum 3:10
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Hosea 10:14
Hosea 10:14
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