leaving: Luke 4:30-31
Capernaum: Matthew 11:23, Matthew 17:24; Mark 1:21; John 4:46, John 6:17, John 6:24, John 6:59
Zabulon: Joshua 19:10-16, Zebulun
Nephthalim: Joshua 19:32-39, Naphtali
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Matthew 4:13
Matthew 4:13
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