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Verses 40 to 80
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Verses 81 to 120
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Verses 121 to 160
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Verses 161 to 200
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Verses 201 to 240
12:12
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Verses 241 to 279
13:32
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Verses 280 to 320
12:47
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Verses 321 to 360
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Verses 361 to 404
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Jason Espada San Francisco, California
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