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Luke 4:1

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am 4031, ad 27

full: Luke 4:14, Luke 4:18, Luke 3:22; Isaiah 11:2-4, Isaiah 61:1; Matthew 3:16; John 1:32, John 3:34; Acts 1:2, Acts 10:38

and was: Luke 2:27; 1 Kings 18:12; Ezekiel 3:14; Mark 1:12-13; Acts 8:39

wilderness: 1 Kings 19:4; Mark 1:13

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