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And great fear came upon all the ekklesia, and upon as many as heard these things. |
So great fear came upon all the ekklesia and upon all who heard these things. |
And great fear came upon the whole ekklesia, and upon all who heard of these things. |
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Great fear seized the whole ekklesia and all who heard about these events. |
And the whole ekklesia and all others who heard of these things were appalled [great awe and strange terror and dread seized them]. |
And there came a great fear upon the whole assembly and upon all who heard these things. |
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At this happening a deep sense of awe swept over the whole Ekklesia and indeed over all those who heard about it. |
So a strange awe seized the whole ekklesia and everybody who heard it. |
And 2532 great 3173 fear 5401 came 1096 upon 1909 all 3650 the 3588 ekklesia, 1577 and 2532 upon 1909 as many as 3956 heard 191 these things. 5023 |
- No cross references or parallel passage have been cited for this verse.
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