Moses: Acts 7:9-15, Acts 7:27-28, Acts 7:51; 1 Samuel 8:7-8, 1 Samuel 10:27; Luke 19:14; John 18:40, John 19:15
the same: Psalms 75:7, Psalms 113:7-8, Psalms 118:22-23
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Acts 7:35
Acts 7:35
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