Abishai: Heb. Abshai, 1 Chronicles 11:20, 1 Chronicles 18:12; The variation of ΰαιωΡι: strong:H52, Abishai:, and ΰαωΡι: strong:H52, Abshai:, is simply caused by the elision of ι:, yood:, which is by no means uncommon.
and they set: 1 Chronicles 19:9
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1 Chronicles 19:11
1 Chronicles 19:11
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