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tanakh 1
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e n g l i s h

TANAKH t h e

j e w i s h

b i b l e

‫תנ׳׳ך‬
VARDA BOOKS skokie, illinois, usa 2009 - 5769

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CONTENTS
CONTENTS
TOR
AHAH
TOR
GENESIS 1
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GENESIS 1
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EXODUS 103
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EXODUS 103
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LEVITICUS 191
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LEVITICUS 191
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NUMBERS 253
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NUMBERS 253
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DEUTERONOMY 339 Ìȯ·„
DEUTERONOMY 339 Ìȯ·„

nevi’im
THE prophetS nevi’im THE prophetS joshua 417
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joshua 417
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judges 471
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judges 471
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1 samuel 525
‡ χÂÓ˘
1 samuel 525
‡ χÂÓ˘
2 samuel 593
· χÂÓ˘
2 samuel 593
· χÂÓ˘
1 kings 649

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1 kings 649
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2 kings 717
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2 kings 717
· ÌÈÎÏÓ isaiah 781
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isaiah 781
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