Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance — 1890 — Section 496
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Work: Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible
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Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance 1890 — retained OCR sections
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28 And Solomon had horses b' out 4161 12:28 gods, O Israel, which b' thee up 5927 13:20 unto the prophet that b' him 7725 23 the prophet whom he had b' back, " 26 And when the prophet that b' him " 29 it upon the ass, and b" it back: 14:28 and b" them back into the guard 16:15 And he b' in the things which 936 17: 6 the ravens b" him bread and flesh " 20 hast thou also b" evil upon the 23 b' him down out of the chamber 3381 18:40 and Elijah b' them down to the 20: 9 the messengers departed, and b' 7725 39 and b" a man unto me, and said, 935 37 and was b' to Samaria ; and they :2…
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