Ezra 4:7

And in the days
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of Artaxerxes
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wrote
<03789> (8804)

Bishlam
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Mithredath
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Tabeel
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and the rest
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of their companions
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unto Artaxerxes
<0783>

king
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of Persia
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and the writing
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of the letter
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[was] written
<03789> (8803)

in the Syrian tongue
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and interpreted
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in the Syrian tongue
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{Bishlam: or, in peace} {companions: Heb. societies}

Ezra 7:22

Unto
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an hundred
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talents
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of silver
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and to an hundred
<03969>

measures
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of wheat
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and to an hundred
<03969>

baths
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of wine
<02562>_,

and to an hundred
<03969>

baths
<01325>

of oil
<04887>_,

and salt
<04416>

without
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prescribing
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[how much]. {measures: Chaldee, cors}