Young 1881 historical source page 134
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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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BROTHER 124 BROUGHT 2 Sa. 21. 2i Jonathan, .the brother of David, slew 23. iS And Abishai the brother of Joab, the son 23. 24 Asahel, the brother of Joab (was) one of 1 Ki. 1. 10 and Solomon his brother, lie called not 2. 7 I tied because of Absalom thy brother 2. 15 the kingdom., is become my brother's: for 2. 21 Let Abishag.. be given to Adonijah thybr. 2. 22 for he (is) mine elder brother ; even for 9. 13 What cities, .thou hast given me. my br. 13. 30 they mourned, .(saying), Alas, my brother! 20. 32 he said, (Is) he yet alive? he (is) my broth 20. 33 and they said. Thy brother Ben-hadad 1…
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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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