found: Proverbs 15:3
the fountain: Genesis 25:18; Exodus 15:22; 1 Samuel 15:7
Shur: The desert of Shur being between the south of Canaan, where Hebron was situated, and Egypt, it is likely that Hagar was returning to her own country.
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Genesis 16:7
Genesis 16:7
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