Genesis 20
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Genesis 20:4-7

4But AbimelechH40 had not come nearH7126 her: and he saidH559, LordH136, wilt thou also slayH2026 a righteousH6662 nationH1471? 5SaidH559 he not to me, SheH1931 is my sisterH269? and sheH1931, evenH1571 sheH1931 herself saidH559, He is my brotherH251: in the integrityH8537 of my heartH3824 and innocencyH5356 of my handsH3709 have I doneH6213 this.1 6And GodH430 saidH559 to him in a dreamH2472, YeaH1571, I knowH3045 that thou didstH6213 this in the integrityH8537 of thy heartH3824; for I also withheldH2820 thee from sinningH2398 against me: therefore I allowedH5414 thee not to touchH5060 her. 7Now therefore restoreH7725 to the manH376 his wifeH802; for he is a prophetH5030, and he shall prayH6419 for theeH1157, and thou shalt liveH2421: and if thou shalt not restoreH7725 her, knowH3045 thou that thou shalt surelyH4191 dieH4191, thou, and all that are thine.

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  1. 1. Genesis 20:5 integrity: or, simplicity, or, sincerity ↩

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