Young 1881 historical source page 193
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Work: Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible
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Young’s Analytical Concordance — fourth revised 1881, OCR
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COMB 183 COME 52. 7*0 come toward, irpoa-epxo/J.at proserchomai. Matt 4.11 behold, angels caiue and ministered unto S ig a certain scribe came, and said unto him g. 20 a woman, which was diseased . . came beh. 13. 10 the disciples came, and said imto him 13. 27 the servauts of the householder came 14. i2 his disciples came, and took up the body 15. 12 Theu came his disciples, and said unto 15! 23 his disciples cameTand besought him, say. 16 1 Pharisees also with the Saddueees came 17. 7 Jesus came aud touched them, and said ig. 16 one came aud said unto him,Xjood Master 25. 20 he that had rece…
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- Young’s Analytical Concordance — fourth revised 1881, OCR
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- Public domain
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- eng
- Source language
- eng
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- Complete supplied fourth revised 1881 historical concordance: original title, prefatory note, alphabetical body Aaron through Zuzim and final Hints and Helps pages. Selected source physical objects 6 and 8–1103; library/covers/blank objects excluded. Original scanned page order, source words, uncertain glyphs and OCR errors retained without conjectural repair. Reader navigation uses physical scan pages. Source column order follows retained XML; complex reference columns and Greek/Hebrew OCR can be imperfect. No later Stevenson revision, index-lexicon or modern supplement is substituted.
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