Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance — 1890 — Section 513
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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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12 which thou art in b', if thou wilt _" 38 So was he seven years in b" it. || 7 : 1 Solomon was b" his own house [^ 9: 1 Solomon had finished the b' of 15 :21 that he left off b' of Raniah, iCh 28: 2 and had made ready for the b': 2Ch 3: 3 for the b' of the house of God. 16: 5 that he left off b" of Ramnh. 6 wherewith Baasha was b'; and * Ezr 4: 4 Judah. and troubled them in 6', 1 ^4. Buildings J- 0'± Bum Ezr 4:12 b' the rebellious and the bad 1124 6: 4 of the men that make this ;/? 1147 16 even until now hath it boon in b', 1124 6: 8 for the 6" of this house of God: Ec 10:l8B…
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