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Exodus 25:4

Exodus 25:4

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blue: Techaileth:, generally supposed to mean an azure or sky-colour; rendered by the LXX, υακινθον:, uakinthon:, and Vulgate, hyacinthum:.

fine linen: or, silk, ; ;

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