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Hebrew. Strongs #0720: dwra 'Arowd. Arod = "I shall subdue: I shall roam" 1) a son of Gad. 720 'Arowd ar-ode'. an orthographical variation of 719; fugitive ...
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26 tn The verb רוּד (rud, “to roam about freely”) is used in a concrete sense to refer to someone wandering restlessly and roaming back and forth (BDB 923 ...
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tn The verb רוּד (rud, “to roam about freely”) is used in a concrete sense to refer to someone wandering restlessly and roaming back and forth (BDB 923 s.v. רוּד; ...
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This Hebrew root is related to the Aramaic רְעַל (reʿal, “to quiver, to shake”). The action of the spear-shafts quivering is ...
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tn The verb רוּד (rud, “to roam about freely”) is used in a concrete sense to refer to someone wandering restlessly and roaming back and forth (BDB 923 s.v. רוּד; ...
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Hebrew. Strongs #05872: ydg Nye `Eyn Gediy. En-gedi = "fount of the kid" 1) a town in the wilderness of Judah on the western shore of the Dead Sea ...
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†The verb form is past tense, as confirmed both by the preterite pointing of the initial <span class="translit">vavspan> (<span class="hebrew">וspan>) and by ...
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But the verb in Aramaic can also mean “to roam†(KJV “fleeing into the wilderness;†NIV “they roamed†), making an emendation ...
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How much longer will you roam? Listen, Jesus calls you to Him; Will you not at once come home? Refrain. Can you stay away from Jesus With eternity in view ...
tn The verb <span class="hebrew">× ×•Ö¼×¢Ö·span> (<span class="translit">nuaÊ¿span>) means “to quiver; to waver; to roam around.
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