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    tsęlâ‘, 'side, rib'
    'Hebrew Thoughts' from Jonathan Went

    The word c"lF) tsęlâ‘ "side, rib" (Strong's #6763, x41) comes from the verb cFlA) tsâla‘ "to curve, limp, be lame, incline to one side" (Strong's #6760, x4) in the AV translated each time by "halt" by other versions as "limp, lame"…

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    Seeing Another's Light
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      No matter who you work with, marry, be-friend, date, parent, or live beside, sooner or later there’ll be personality traits which you don’t agree with, or find uncomfortable to be around. We’re all created differently, are an original masterpiece created by God, and like any living thing, there…

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    1885 - The complete Old and New Testament English Revised Version (EV or ERV) of the Bible was first published in England. After a promised 20-year wait, U.S. scholars on the ERV committee published an "Americanized" edition in 1905, known afterward as the American Standard Version (ASV) of the Bible.
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