Young 1881 historical source page 628
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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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LOOKING G16 LORD 2.A reception, waiting for ; ifcBox'ft ekdoche. Heb. 10. 27 a certain fearful looking for of judgment LOOKING GLASS — I.Appearance, ntfjjQ inarah. Exod 38. 8 of the looking glasses of (the women) asse. 2. Looking glass, 'so rei. Job 37. 18 Hast thou.. spread out.. as a looking glass LOOKS, to look — Face, wy^panim. Gen. 40. 7 saying, Whereforelookye(so)sadlytod.? Eze. 2. 6 nor be dismayed at their looks, though 3. 9 neither be dismayed at their looks, tho. LOOPS — Loo})s, rwhh lulaoth. Exod;?6.' '4 thou shalt make loops of blue upon the 26- 5. 5 Fifty loops shalt thou make in …
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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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Recorded provenance: Source.raw is an explicitly derived full UTF8 selected-page projection of retained original XML, not a claim of raw upstream bytes. Every source WORD token is extracted in unchanged LINE order; whitespace within tokens normalized without OCR spelling repair, translation or invented text. Original250MBXML and19MBTXT retained separately with parent hashes. 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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