Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance — 1890 — Section 43
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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 all the region round a' Galilee. ; 2 not so much as a' the door: : 5 when he had looked round a' on 8 and they a' Tyre and Sidon, 32 And the multitude sat a' him, 34 And he looked round a' on them 34 on them which sat a' him, 4:10 they that were a' him 5:13 they were a' two thousand 😉 and S6l8 30 turned him a' in the press, and 199i. 32 he looked round a' to see her iOi7 6: 6 he went round a' the villages, S9U5 36 into the country round a', and into " 44 were a' five thousand men. *5616 48 a' the fourth watch of the night 1,012 55 that whole region round a', 1,066 55 carry …
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