Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 252
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Work: The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance
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Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — complete retained OCR scan
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Kal, * could not depart, to flee, to * flee apace, to move, to removed, to be wander, to wander abroad, to wanderer wandering Pool, flee away, to 797 m3.. gifts 796 .796 ni3 T« •far filthiness • flowers menstruous menstruous wo- man put apart ♦ removed removed woman separation set apart unclean thing unclean with fil- thiness uncleanness 796 m-} KaL expelled, to be forcing NiphaL banished cast out drawn away, to be driven, to be driven out, to be driven quite, to be fetch a stro…
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