Young 1881 historical source page 700
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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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NATION 688 NAVE Jer. i. 5 ordained thee a prophet unto the nations i. 10 I have this day set thee over the nations 2. ii Hath a nation changed (their) gods, which 3. 17 all the nations shall be gathered unto it 3. 19 a goodly heritage of the hosts of nations 4. 2 the nations shall bless themselves in him 4. 16 Make ye mention to the nations; behold 5. 9, 29 soul be avenged on such a nation as 5. 15 I will bring a nation, .a mighty nation, it 5. 15 an aneieut nation, a nation whose language 6. iS Therefore hear, ye nations, and know, O 6. 22 great nation shall be raised from the sides 7. 2S Thi…
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- Young’s Analytical Concordance — fourth revised 1881, OCR
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- Public domain
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- 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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