am 2257, bc 1747
Happy am I: Heb. In my happiness, will call. Proverbs 31:28; Song of Solomon 6:9; Luke 1:48
and she: Genesis 35:26, Genesis 46:17, Genesis 49:20; Deuteronomy 33:24-25
Asher: that is, Happy
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Genesis 30:13
Genesis 30:13
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