written: Psalms 40:7; Matthew 2:5, Matthew 26:24, Matthew 26:31; Luke 1:70, Luke 18:31
in: Several manuscripts have, "by Isaiah the prophet." See the parallel texts.
Behold: Malachi 3:1; Matthew 11:10; Luke 1:15-17, Luke 1:76, Luke 7:27-28
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Mark 1:2
Mark 1:2
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