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rotten , JOB , 13:28 ,  JOB , 41:27<br>
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rottenness , HO , 5:12<br>
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rottenness , HAB , 3:16<br>
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rottenness , ISA , 5:24<br>
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rottenness , PR , 12:4 ,  PR , 14:30<br>
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rotten JOB 013 028 And he , as a {rotten} <07538 +raqab > thing ,<br>
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is moth <06211 +<ash > eaten <00398 +>akal > .<br>
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rotten JOB 041 027 He esteemeth <02803 +chashab > iron <01270 <br>
+barzel > as straw <08401 +teben > , [ and ] brass <05154 <br>
+n@chuwshah > as {rotten} <07539 +riqqabown > wood <06086 +<ets <br>
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rotten JER 038 011 So Ebedmelech <05663 +<Ebed Melek > took <br>
<03947 +laqach > the men <00582 +>enowsh > with him , and went <br>
<00935 +bow> > into the house <01004 +bayith > of the king <br>
<04428 +melek > under the treasury <00214 +>owtsar > , and took <br>
<03947 +laqach > thence <08033 +sham > old <01094 +b@low> > cast <br>
<05499 +c@chabah > clouts <05499 +c@chabah > and old <01094 <br>
+b@low> > {rotten} <04418 +malach > rags <04418 +malach > , and <br>
let <07971 +shalach > them down <07971 +shalach > by cords <br>
<02256 +chebel > into <00413 +>el > the dungeon <00953 +bowr > <br>
to Jeremiah <03414 +Yirm@yah > .<br>
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rotten JER 038 012 And Ebedmelech <05663 +<Ebed Melek > the <br>
Ethiopian <03569 +Kuwshiy > said <00559 +>amar > unto Jeremiah <br>
<03414 +Yirm@yah > , Put <07760 +suwm > now <04994 +na> > [ <br>
these ] old <01094 +b@low> > cast <05499 +c@chabah > clouts <br>
<05499 +c@chabah > and {rotten} <04418 +malach > rags <04418 <br>
+malach > under <08478 +tachath > thine armholes under <08478 <br>
+tachath > the cords <02256 +chebel > . And Jeremiah <03414 <br>
+Yirm@yah > did <06213 +<asah > so <03651 +ken > .<br>
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rotten JOE 001 017 The seed <06507 +p@rudah > is {rotten} <05685 <br>
+<abash > under <08478 +tachath > their clods <04053 +migraphah <br>
> , the garners <00214 +>owtsar > are laid desolate <08074 <br>
+shamem > , the barns <04460 +mamm@gurah > are broken <02040 <br>
+harac > down <02040 +harac > ; for the corn <01715 +dagan > is <br>
withered <03001 +yabesh > .<br>
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rotten thing				<JOB13  -:28 ><br>
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rotten -7538 {rotten} , rottenness ,   <br>
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rottenness -4716 {rottenness} , stink ,   <br>
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rotten 5685 -- \abash -- be {rotten}.<br>
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rotten 7539 riqqabown -- -- {rotten}.<br>
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rottenness 4716 -- maq -- {rottenness}, stink.<br>
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rottenness 7538 raqab -- -- {rottenness} (thing).<br>
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sense; a rag or old garment: -- {rotten} rag.[ql<br>
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rotten 5685 ## <abash {aw-bash'}; a primitive root; to dry up: --<br>
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rotten 7539 ## riqqabown {rik-kaw-bone'}; from 7538; decay (by <br>
caries): -- {rotten}.[ql<br>
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rottenness 4716 ## maq {mak}; from 4743; properly, a melting, i.<br>
e. putridity: -- {rottenness}, stink.[ql<br>
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rottenness 7538 ## raqab {raw-kawb'}; from 7537; decay (by <br>
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 rotten 038 011 Jer                  /^{rotten /rags , and let <br>
them down by cords into the dungeon to Jeremiah .<br>
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rotten 038 012 Jer                  /^{rotten /rags under thine <br>
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rotten 013 028 Job                  /^{rotten /thing , consumeth <br>
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rotten 001 017 Joe                  /^{rotten /under their clods <br>
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for the corn is withered .<br>
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rotten 041 027 Job                  /^{rotten /wood .<br>
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rottenness 005 024 Isa              /^{rottenness /and their <br>
blossom shall go up as dust : because they have cast away the <br>
law of the LORD of hosts , and despised the word of the Holy One <br>
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rottenness 003 016 Hab              /^{rottenness /entered into <br>
my bones , and I trembled in myself, that I might rest in the <br>
day of trouble : when he cometh up unto the people , he will <br>
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rottenness 012 004 Pro              /^{rottenness /in his bones .<br>
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rottenness 014 030 Pro              /^{rottenness /of the bones .<br>
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