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Luke 17:16

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fell: Luke 5:8; Genesis 17:3; Matthew 2:11; Mark 5:33; John 5:23; Acts 10:25-26; Revelation 4:10, Revelation 5:14; Revelation 19:4-5, Revelation 19:10

and he: Luke 9:52-56, Luke 10:32-35; John 4:9, John 4:21-22, John 4:39-42, John 8:48; Acts 1:8, Acts 8:5-25

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