the head: Exodus 11:4-7, Exodus 12:12-13, Exodus 12:29-30, Exodus 14:17-18; Psalms 78:50-51, Psalms 83:9-11
came out: Heb. were tempestuous, Daniel 11:40; Zechariah 9:14
their: Exodus 1:10-16, Exodus 1:22; Psalms 10:8, Psalms 64:2-7
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Habakkuk 3:14
Habakkuk 3:14
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