The Loves of Othniel and Achsah, Volumen2J. Wilkie, 1769 |
Términos y frases comunes
ACHSAH againſt AHIMAN alfo alſo ANAK ANAKIM anſwered art thou ASTARTE AZAEL battle becauſe behold bleffed bofom breaft CHALDEANS CHAZZUTA CHUSHAN courfe daugh daughter DEBIR deftroy deftruction didft didſt doft doth dreadful dwell earth EVERLASTING face faid unto father faying feems feer fent feven fhall fhew fhould fire flain flaughter fong fore forrow foul fpake fpeaking fpear fpirit fpoufe fpread ftood ftream ftrength ftretch fword hath heaven HEBRON himſelf hofts of ISRAEL hoſt houſe ISRAEL JEHOVAH JEPHUNNEH JUDAH KENAZ KIRIATH-SEPHER LISHMI loveth MELCHOR mercy MICORAH moon muſt NIEL OPHANIM ORCHO peace pleaſant pleaſure praiſe profper purſue RAEL RAHAZAN rejoice ſaid SCHADDAI SCHEKADFEN SERAIAH ſhall ſhe SHESHAI ſpouſe ſtood TALMAI thefe thereof theſe thine arm thine eyes thine heart thoſe thou art thou didst thou fhalt thy fervant unto OTHNIEL unto thee voice weep Wherefore wilt thou worship wrath ZEBOIM καὶ τε
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