Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance — 1890 — Section 369
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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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• 'i u^ .^^^9 ^^P^^ ti'gh Bate of R, : 8 which IS in the country of B'- 44 take witnesses in the land of B; :13 and in the land of Vr, and in the :12 to go into the land of yr to 13 was in the gate of B; a captain of : 7 king then sitting in the gate of R :22 of Judah and the border of B' o? v^est side, Ji- shall have a portion. 24 by the border of B; from tlio east 32 one gate of Joseph, one gate of B' : 8 at Beth-aven, after thee, O B: 19 Samaria ; and B' shall possess :2l a man of the tribe of n\ by the 1 of Abraham, of the tribe of B: ■ ^ 9.{^Ji.^ ^/•.l'° o^ -S'. an Hebrew o…
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- The exhaustive concordance of the Bible: showing every word of the text of the common English version of the canonical books, and every occurrence of each word in regular order; to
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