from: Matthew 15:21-28
Tyre: Mark 3:8; Genesis 10:15, Genesis 10:19, Genesis 49:13; Joshua 19:28-29; Isaiah 23:1-4, Isaiah 23:12; Ezekiel 28:2, Ezekiel 28:21-22
and would: Mark 2:1, Mark 3:7, Mark 6:31-32; Isaiah 42:2; Matthew 9:28; 1 Timothy 5:25
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Mark 7:24
Mark 7:24
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