Jesharelah: This variation rises from the mutation of ΰ:, aleph:, and ι:, yood:; the word being written in the parallel passage ΰω�ψΰμδ: strong:H841, Asarelah:, and here, ιω�ψΰμδ: strong:H3480, Jesarelah:.
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1 Chronicles 25:14
1 Chronicles 25:14
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