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Nehemiah 7:31

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Michmas: The variation between ξλξωΡ: strong:H4363, Michmash:, and ξλξρ: strong:H4363, Michmas:, arises from the mutation of ωΡ:, sheen:, and ρ:, samech:; though several manuscripts have the former reading here also.

1 Samuel 13:5, 1 Samuel 13:23. Ezra 2:27, Isaiah 10:28, Michmash.

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