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    His Name Is The Lord | with Lyrics | Based on Psalm 68 (NLT) | Female Christian Songs

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  19. Psalms 84 - 87 – Why was Israel reformed as a nation? What is Zion? 2023

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  23. ETYMOLOGY, THE ROOT MEANING OF WORDS “sport” - c. 1400, "take pleasure, enjoy or amuse oneself," from Old French desporter, "to divert, please; to seek amusement," etymologically "carry away" 🕎Psalms 83;1-9 KJV

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