2 Chronicles 6
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2 Chronicles 6:28-30

28If there beH1961 famineH7458 in the landH776, if there beH1961 pestilenceH1698, if there beH1961 blightH7711 or mildewH3420, locustH697 or caterpillar; if their enemiesH341 besiege them in the landH776 of their gatesH8179; whatever plagueH1698 or whatever sicknessH4245 there beH1961:

29what prayerH8605, what supplicationH8467 soever beH1961 madeH3045 by any manH376, or by all thy peopleH5971 IsraelH3478, when they shall knowH3045 every manH376 his own plagueH5061, and his own grief, and shall spreadH6566 forth his handsH3709 toward this houseH1004;

30then hearH8085 thou from the heavensH8064, the settled placeH4349 of thy dwellingH3427, and forgiveH5545, and render unto every manH376 according to all his waysH1870, whose heartH3824 thou knowest (for thou, thou onlyH905, knowest the heartsH3824 of the children of menH376),

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