fading , ISA , 28:1 , ISA , 28:4





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fading Interlinear Index Study



fading ISA 028 001 . Woe <01945 +howy > to the crown <05850
+ of pride <01348 +ge>uwth > , to the drunkards <07910
+shikkowr > of Ephraim <00669 +>Ephrayim > , whose glorious
<06643 +ts@biy > beauty <08597 +tiph>arah > [ is ] a {fading}
<05034 +nabel > flower <06731 +tsiyts > , which <00834 +>aher >
[ are ] on the head <07218 +ro>sh > of the fat <08081 +shemen >
valleys <01516 +gay> > of them that are overcome <01986 +halam >
with wine <03196 +yayin > !

fading ISA 028 004 And the glorious <06643 +ts@biy > beauty
<08597 +tiph>arah > , which <00834 +>aher > [ is ] on <05921
+ the head <07218 +ro>sh > of the fat <08081 +shemen >
valley <01516 +gay> > , shall be a {fading} <05034 +nabel >
flower <06733 +tsiytsah > , [ and ] as the hasty <01061
+bikkuwr > fruit <01061 +bikkuwr > before <02962 +terem > the
summer <07019 +qayits > ; which <00834 +>aher > [ when ] he that
looketh <07200 +ra>ah > upon it seeth <07200 +ra>ah > , while it
is yet <05750 + in his hand <03709 +kaph > he eateth
<01104 +bala< > it up .





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fading flower

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fading -5034 cometh , disgrace , dishonoureth , esteemed , fade
, fadeth , {fading} , fall , falleth , falling , foolishly ,
lightly , nought , vile , wear , wither ,



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fading 028 004 Isa /^{fading /flower , and as
the hasty fruit before the summer ; which when he that looketh
upon it seeth , while it is yet in his hand he eateth it up .

fading 028 001 Isa /^{fading /flower , which
are on the head of the fat valleys of them that are overcome
with wine !



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fading Woe to the crown of pride, to the drunkards
of Ephraim, whose glorious beauty [is] a {fading} flower, which
[are] on the head of the fat valleys of them that are overcome
with wine!

fading And the glorious beauty, which [is] on the
head of the fat valley, shall be a {fading} flower, [and] as the
hasty fruit before the summer; which [when] he that looketh upon
it seeth, while it is yet in his hand he eateth it up.





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