From am cir, 2093, to am cir, 2429; from bc cir, 1911, to bc cir, 1575
dukess in the: 2 Kings 11:19; Isaiah 23:15; Daniel 7:17, Daniel 7:23
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Genesis 36:30
Genesis 36:30
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