Isaiah 30:6
The burden of the beasts of the south: into the land of trouble and anguish, from where come the young and old lion, the viper and fiery flying serpent, they will carry their riches on the shoulders of young asses, and their treasures on the bunches of camels, to a people that shall not profit them.
Torrey's Topical Textbook

Camel

Camel: Docility of

Camel: Forbidden As Food

Camel: Hair of, Made Into Cloth

Camel: Herds of

Camel: Ornaments of

Camel: Stables For

Camel: Uses of Drawing Chariots

Camel: Uses of for Carrying Burdens

Camel: Uses of for Cavalry

Camel: Uses of for Milk

Camel: Uses of for Riding

Camel: Uses of Posts

The Camel of the Rich Adorned With Chains

The Camel used for Carrying Burdens

The Camel used for Conveying Posts and Messengers

The Camel used for Drawing Chariots

The Camel used for Riding

The Camel used for War

The Camel: A Part of Patriarchal Wealth

The Camel: Abounded in the East

The Camel: Characterised by Its Docility

The Camel: Characterised by The Bunches on Its Back

The Camel: Coarse Cloth Made from Its Hair

The Camel: Esteemed a Valuable Booty

The Camel: Found in Deserted Places

The Camel: Furniture of, Alluded To

The Camel: Kept in Numbers by Kings

The Camel: Referred to in Illustrations by Christ

The Camel: Subject to Plagues

The Camel: The Dromedary a Species of, Remarkable for Swiftness

The Camel: Treated With Great Care

The Camel: Unclean

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