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1 Chronicles 11:12

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Eleazar: 1 Chronicles 27:4, Dodai, 2 Samuel 23:9

Dodo: This variation arises from the mutations of ε:, wav:, and ι:, yood:; it being written here γεγε:, Dodo:, and in the parallel passage γεγι:, Dodai:.

Ahohite: 1 Chronicles 8:4

the three: 1 Chronicles 11:19, 1 Chronicles 11:21; 2 Samuel 23:17-19, 2 Samuel 23:23

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