and whence: Matthew 1:23; Romans 1:3-4, Romans 9:5; 1 Timothy 3:16; Revelation 22:16
And the: Matthew 11:5, Matthew 11:25, Matthew 21:46; Luke 19:48, Luke 21:38; John 7:46-49; James 2:5
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Mark 12:37
Mark 12:37
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