Biblical Natural Science: Being the Explanation of All References in Holy Scripture to Geology, Botany, Zoology, and Physical Geography, Volume 2 |
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The Hebrew gome points to the absorbing power of the plant , and so does the
Greek translation biblos , from which our word Bible is derived . This and ... In this
verse the Hebrew word ( suph ) may be translated by reed - mace . The figure ...
The Hebrew gome points to the absorbing power of the plant , and so does the
Greek translation biblos , from which our word Bible is derived . This and ... In this
verse the Hebrew word ( suph ) may be translated by reed - mace . The figure ...
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Arm ” in the last clause is the fore - arm , with its two bones — radius and ulna .
These details are required to bring out the force of the word kāneh , translated “
bone . ” Its literal meaning is stalk ( Gen. xli . 5 ) , or that which is crowned by a
head ...
Arm ” in the last clause is the fore - arm , with its two bones — radius and ulna .
These details are required to bring out the force of the word kāneh , translated “
bone . ” Its literal meaning is stalk ( Gen. xli . 5 ) , or that which is crowned by a
head ...
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The difficulty of giving a clear translation of verse 7 , is felt by all interpreters . ... of
the Arabians ” is given as the equivalent of “ brook of the willows , ” from the
resemblance between the Hebrew term translated " willow " and the name Arabia
.
The difficulty of giving a clear translation of verse 7 , is felt by all interpreters . ... of
the Arabians ” is given as the equivalent of “ brook of the willows , ” from the
resemblance between the Hebrew term translated " willow " and the name Arabia
.
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| Title | Biblical Natural Science: Being the Explanation of All References in Holy Scripture to Geology, Botany, Zoology, and Physical Geography, Volume 2 Biblical Natural Science: Being the Explanation of All References in Holy Scripture to Geology, Botany, Zoology, and Physical Geography, John Duns |
| Author | John Duns |
| Publisher | William MacKenzie, 1869 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 13 Apr 2016 |
| Length | 624 pages |
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