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Paarai
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opening
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Padan-aram
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cultivated field or table-land
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Padon
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his redemption; ox-yoke
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Pagiel
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prevention, or prayer, of God
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Pahath-Moab
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ruler of Moab
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Pai, Pau
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howling; sighing
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Palal
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thinking
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Palestina
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which is covered; watered; or brings and causes ruin
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Pallu
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marvelous; hidden
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Palti
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deliverance; flight
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Paltiel
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deliverance; or banishment, of God
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Pamphylia
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a nation made up of every tribe
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Paphos
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which boils, or is very hot
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Parah
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a cow; increasing
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Paran
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beauty; glory; ornament
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Parbar
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a suburb
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Parmashta
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a yearling bull
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Parmenas
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that abides, or is permanent
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Parnach
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a bull striking, or struck
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Parosh
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a flea; the fruit of a moth
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Parshandatha
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given by prayer
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Paruah
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flourishing; that flies away
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Pasach
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thy broken piece
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Pasdammin
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portion or diminishing of blood
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Paseah
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passing over; halting
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Pashur
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that extends or multiplies the hole; whiteness
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Patara
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trodden under foot
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Pathros
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Pathrusim, mouthful of dough; persuasion of ruin
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Patmos
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mortal
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Patrobas
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paternal; that pursues the steps of his father
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Pau
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same as Pai
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Paul
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small; little
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Paulus
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same as Paul
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Pedahzur
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strong or powerful savior; stone of redemption
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Pedaiah
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redemption of the Lord
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Pekah
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he that opens; that is at liberty
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Pekahiah
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it is the Lord that opens
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Pekod
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noble; rulers
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Pelaiah
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the Lord’s secret or miracle
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Pelaliah
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entreating the Lord
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Pelatiah
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let the Lord deliver; deliverance of the Lord
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Peleg
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division
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Pelethites
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judges; destroyers
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Pelonite
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falling; secret
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Peniel
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face or vision of God; that sees God
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Peninnah
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pearl; precious stone; the face
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Pentapolis
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five cities
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Pentateuch
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the five books of Moses
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Pentecost
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fiftieth
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Penuel
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same as Penie
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Peor
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hole; opening
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Perazim
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divisions
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Peresh
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horseman
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Perez
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divided
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Perez-Uzza
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division of Uzza, or of strength
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Perga
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very earthy
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Pergamos
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height; elevation
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Perida
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separation; division
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Perizzites
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dwelling in villages
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Persia
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that cuts or divides; a nail; a gryphon; a horseman
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Persis
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same as Persia
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Peruda
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same as Perida
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Peter
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a rock or stone
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Pethahiah
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the Lord opening; gate of the Lord
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Pethuel
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mouth of God; persuasion of God
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Peulthai
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my works
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Phalec
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same as Peleg
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Phallu, Pallu
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admirable; hidden
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Phalti Palti
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deliverance, flight
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Phanuel
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face or vision of God
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Pharaoh
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that disperses; that spoils
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Pharez
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division; rupture
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Pharisees
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set apart
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Pharpar
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that produces fruit
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Phebe
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shining; pure
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Phenice, Phoenicia
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red; purple
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Phichol
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the mouth of all, or every tongue
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Philadelphia
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love of a brother
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Philemon
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who kisses
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Philetus
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amiable; beloved
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Philip
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warlike; a lover of horses
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Philippi
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same as Philip, in the plural
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Philistines
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those who dwell in villages
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Philologus
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a lover of letters, or of the word
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Phinehas
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bold aspect; face of trust or protection
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Phlegon
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zealous; burning
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Phrygia
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dry; barren
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Phurah
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that bears fruit, or grows
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Phygellus
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fugitive
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Phylacteries
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things to be especially observed
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