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1 Chronicles 19:16

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am 2968, bc 1036, An, Ex, Is, 455

and drew: Psalms 2:1; Isaiah 8:9; Micah 4:11-12; Zechariah 14:1-3

river: that is, Euphrates

Shophach: This variation arises from the permutation of α:, baith:, and τ:, pay:; being written in the parallel passage ωΡεακ: strong:H7731, Shobach:, and here ωΡετκ: strong:H7780, Shophach: 2 Samuel 10:16, Shobach.

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