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The first volume of the English version of this classic reference tool for Bible scholars was published in 1994, and the subsequent publication of the other volumes has made it the standard modern English dictionary for Biblical Hebrew. It is based on the third edition of the Lexicon of Ludwig Koehler and Walter Baumgartner, which has been widely acclaimed as the most up-to-date complete...

Gn 10:2-5, cf. ʼΙάπετος, father of Prometheus and Atlas, Dhorme Rec. 167ff, 762; FSchmidtke Japhetiden; Hölscher Erdkarten 53f; Brandstein 63ff; Reicke-R. Hw. 802: Gn 5:32 6:10 7:13 9:18, 23 (explained from III פתה).27 10:1f, 21, insert in Gn 10:5 1C 1:4f Judith 225 (δ̔́ρια ʼΙάφεθ near Κιλικία). † I יִפְתָּח, Sept.A Ιεφθα: n.loc. in the שְׁפֵלָה, פתח, short form < יִפְתַּח־אֵל, → II; Abel 2:365; Simons Geog. §318 C 4; Jos 15:43. † II יִפְתָּח, Sept. Ιεφθαε: n.m.: פתח “may (God) open” or “(God)
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