cCn Compare
Heb Syr:The Greek text of this line is uncertain.
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THE BOOK OF THE PROPHET ISAIAH
vCn:Heb
and his yoke from your neck, and a yoke will be
destroyed because of fatness.
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yOne ancient
Ms Compare Gk Syr Vg:The meaning of the Hebrew word is uncertain.
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text.
eCn Compare
Gk:Heb
the cities of Aroer are deserted.
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text.
jOne ancient
Ms:Heb
who passed over the sea, they
replenished you.
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rCompare Syr
Vg Tg:The meaning of the Hebrew word is unknown.
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wCn:Heb
And it will hail when the forest comes
down.
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text.
cCn:Heb
in the haunt of jackals is her resting
place.
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text.
jCn Compare
Syr:Heb
I will walk slowly all my years.
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text.
yGk Compare
Tg:Heb
They shall spring up in among grass.
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text.
zCn:Heb
from my placing an eternal people and things to
come.
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text.
cAnother
reading is
who spread out the earth by
myself.
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text.
eOne ancient
Ms:Heb
that they may bring forth salvation.
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text.
qOne ancient
Ms Gk Syr Vg:Heb
how may I comfort you.
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text.
lOne ancient
Ms Gk Old Latin Tg:Heb lacks
by night.
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THE BOOK OF JEREMIAH
iCn:Heb
They are coming in to fight against the
Chaldeans.
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pThis clause
has been transposed from the end of Chapter 38.
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THE LAMENTATIONS OF JEREMIAH
THE BOOK OF BARUCH
hThe King
James Version prints
The Epistle of Jeremy
as Chapter 6 of the book of Baruch, and the chapter and verse
numbers are here retained.
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THE BOOK OF EZEKIEL
lHeb
Chebar, and to where they dwelt. Another reading is
Chebar, and I sat where they sat.
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oCn:Heb
To the heart of their detestable things and
their abominations their heart goes.
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oOr
so that they shall not be a stumbling block of iniquity
to you.
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cGk Old Latin
Aquila:Heb
vanished, O inhabited one,.
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pGk:Heb
they have drawn her away and all her
multitudes.
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sCompare
Gk:Heb
and he made the jambs sixty cubits, and
to the jamb of the court was the gateway roundabout.
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uGk:Heb
a hundred cubits on the east and on the
north. 20And
the gate.
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vOne Ms
Compare verses 29 and 33:Heb lacks
were of the
same size as the others.
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zGk:Heb
and from without to the inner gate were
chambers for singers.
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cGk:Heb
and the breadth of the gate was three
cubits.
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uCn:Heb
vestibule. And the side chambers of the temple
and the canopies.
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bCn Compare
Gk:Heb
in the breadth of the wall of the
court.
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text.
eCn:Heb
And according to the entrances of the chambers
that were toward the south was an entrance at the head of the way,
the way before the dividing wall toward the east as one enters
them.
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text.
jGk:Heb
the temple that they may measure the
pattern.
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zGk:Heb
twenty shekels, twenty-five shekels, fifteen
shekels shall be your mina.
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