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... inhabitants of En Tappuah. Encyclopedia EN-TAPPUAH en-tap' u-a, en-ta-pu' a (` en tappuach; pege Thaphthoth, "apple spring"): Probably in the land of Tappuah which belonged to ...
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... its gates were consumed with fire. Encyclopedia JACKAL'S WELL (` en ha-tannin; Septuagint has pege ton sukon, "fountain of the figs"; the King James Version dragon well) ...
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... ma`yan me nephtoach, "the fountain of the waters of Nephtoah"; Septuagint pege hudatos Naphtho): This spring was on the border line between Judah and Benjamin ( Joshua ...
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... men of Judah, the king's servants: Encyclopedia EN-ROGEL en-ro' gel (` en roghel; pege Rhogel; meaning uncertain, but interpreted by some to mean "the spring of the fuller ...
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... a torrent of clear, cold water from the beautifully situated spring `Ain Fijeh (Greek pege, "fountain"), after which it flows through a picturesque gorge till it reaches ...
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... men of Judah, the king's servants: Encyclopedia EN-ROGEL en-ro' gel (` en roghel; pege Rhogel; meaning uncertain, but interpreted by some to mean "the spring of the fuller ...
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... 19 ) as meaning "the spring of him that called." So the Septuagint: pege tou epikaloumenou. The spring was in Lehi but the site is unknown. Strong's Hebrew H5875 ...
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