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- noun The chemical symbol for germanium, a metalloid element of atomic number 32. See
germanium . - noun (Mythol.) goddess of the earth and mother of Cronus and the Titans in ancient mythology. See
Gaea .
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- noun chemistry Symbol for
germanium . - proper noun Alternative form of
Gaea . - proper noun A group of aboriginal languages of
Brazil .
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Grenade discovered close to where Bush spoke in Ge ...
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Compare as to the dwelling of the sons of Shem in Ge 10: 30, a mount of the
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Caravans are first mentioned in Ge 37: 25; men needed to travel thus in companies across the desert, for defense against the roving robbers and for mutual accommodation.
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Alford thinks the narrative in Ge 6: 2 is alluded to, not the fall of the devil and his angels, as he thinks
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Uz, in Ge 22: 21, is said to be the son of Nahor, brother of Abraham -- a different person from the one mentioned (Ge 10: 23), a grandson of Shem.
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The Hebrew is "Creators," plural, implying the plurality of persons, as in Ge 1: 26; so Hebrew, "Makers"
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But, as the name occurs previously in Ge 2: 7-9, &c., what must be meant is, not until the time of delivering Israel by Moses was
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Ophir, in Ge 10: 29, is mentioned among Arabian countries.
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The relation of subjection to her spouse at once accords with the law of marriage, as given in Ge 3: 16; 18: 12; Eph 5: 22;
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Christ's relation to His people is often represented by the figure of a shepherd (Joh 10: 14; Heb 13: 20; 1Pe 2: 25; 5: 4), and therefore the opinion that He is the Lord here so described, and in Ge 48: 15; Ps
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