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Smith's Bible Dictionary - NTSLibrary
Smith's Bible DictionarybyWilliam SmithAbout Smith's Bible DictionarySmith's Bible DictionaryTitle: :Smith, WilliamAuthor(s):Grand Rapids, MI: Christian Classics Ethereal LibraryPublisher:1884 Print Basis:Public DomainRights:2002-10-30 Date Created:All; Dictionary ; ReferenceCCEL Subjects:BS440 .S6LC Call no:The BibleLC Subjects:Works about the BibleTable of Contentsp. iiAbout This Book..p. 1 Title Page..p. 2 Smith's Bible Dictionary ..p. 2A..p. 77B..p. 114C..p. 148D..p. 170E..p. 207F..p. 218G..p. 246H..p. 290I..p. 305J..p. 368K..p. 378L..p. 409M..p. 475N..p. 509O..p. 524P..p. 604Q..p. 605R..p. 630S..p. 723T..p. 776U..p. 784V..p. 793W..p. 810Y..p. 811Z..p. 833 Indexes..p. 833 Index of Scripture References..iiiWilliam SmithSmith's Bible DictionaryivWilliam SmithSmith's Bible DictionarySmith s Bible DictionaryWilliam Smith1884 William SmithSmith's Bible DictionaryASee AlphaAarat(high or holy ground), a mountainous district of Asia mentioned in the Bible in connection withthe following events: (1) As the resting-place of the ark after the deluge.
Kurdistan in the south, we notice the following characteristics of that region as illustrating the Bible narrative; (1) its elevation. It rises to a height of from 6000 to 7000 feet above the level of the sea. (2) Its geographical position . Viewed with reference to …
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