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NOTE: Write Joshua chapter 3 verse 2 as Josh 3.2
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Daniel - Dan
Deuteronomy - Deu
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First Kings - 1 Kings
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James - Jam
Jeremiah - Jer
Job - Job
Joel - Joel
John - John
Jonah - Jonah
Joshua - Josh
Jude - Jude
Judges - Jud
Lamentations - Lam
Leviticus - Lev
Luke - Luke
Malachi - Mal
Mark - Mark
Matthew - Mt
Micah - Micah
Nahum - Nahum
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Numbers - Num
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Philemon - Philemon
Philippians - Philipp
Proverbs - Prov
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Romans - Rom
Ruth - Ruth
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Second Corinthians - 2 Cor
Second John - 2 John
Second Kings - 2 Kings
Second Peter - 2 Pet
Second Samuel - 2 Sam
Second Thessalonians - 2 Thes
Second Timothy - 2 Tim
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