Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 118

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100: 3. and the sheep of his pasture. I07:41.inaketh (him) families like afloek. 114: 4. the little hills like lambs, (lit. sons of sJteep) 6. ye little hills, like lambs? (lit. sons of sheep) 144:13. {that) our sheep may bring forth thousands Pro. 27: 23. know the state of thy flocks, Ecc. 2: 7. possessions of great and smaU cattle Cant.1 : 8. by the fooUteps of the flock, Isa. 7:21. shall nourish a voung cow, and two sheep ; 13:14. and as a sheep that no man taketh up: 22: 13. slaying oxen, and killi…

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