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|Jó 28:1| Silver hath [the] beginning of his veins (Silver hath the beginning of its veins); and a place is to gold, in which it is welled together.
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|Jó 28:2| Iron is taken from the earth, and a stone dissolved, or melted, by heat, is turned into money (is turned into bronze).
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|Jó 28:3| God hath set (a) time to darknesses, and he beholdeth the end of all things. Also a strand parteth a stone of darkness, and the shadow of death, (God hath set an end for darkness, and he beholdeth the end of all things; a stone of darkness, and the shadow of death.)
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|Jó 28:4| from the people going in pilgrimage; it parteth those hills, which the foot of a needy man forgat, and hills without (a) way. (The stream departeth from the people going in pilgrimage; it parteth those hills, which the foot of the needy forgot, and the hills be without a way.)
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|Jó 28:5| The earth, whereof bread came forth in his place, is destroyed by fire. (Though bread came forth in its place, underneath the earth is destroyed by fire.)
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|Jó 28:6| The place of a sapphire be the stones thereof, and the clots thereof be gold. (Its stones be the place for sapphires, and its dust containeth gold.)
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|Jó 28:7| A bird knew not the way, and the eye of a vulture beheld it not.
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|Jó 28:8| The sons of merchants trode not upon that way, and a lioness passed not thereby. (The sons of a lion trod not on that way, and a lioness passed not by it.)
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|Jó 28:9| God stretched forth his hand to a flint; he destroyed [the] hills from the roots thereof. (God stretched forth his hand to the stones; he destroyed the mountains down to their roots.)
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|Jó 28:10| He hewed down rivers in stones (He hewed out rivers among the stones); and his eye saw all precious thing/s.
