Charles — Apocrypha & Pseudepigrapha Vol. I — Section 989
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Work: The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the Old Testament — Vol. I
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R. H. Charles ed. 1913, Vol. I
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16 The works of God Pare all good», © And supply every need in its season®. 7121 c) °° None may say: This is worse than that ; bird) For everything availeth in its season. “(By His word) He ordereth (the luminaries in the heavenly height)?, “And by the utterance of His mouth in His treasury®. 27wy Ὁ Σ xb nv, cp. 1. 6) mm GF vor ὁσιοι (but 248 Syro-Hex>vor; V 253 have οι anstead): 3 SP" nD So 3: Gt καὶ βλαστησατε 0-0 & ‘like the lilies’ (from v. 14) ‘and like cedars’: Gr ws ροδὸν = (? ‘rose’ substituted for cedar’) ΡῸΡ & emt ρευματος vypou (so NAC V &c.: but B aypov): = C…
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- English
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