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Jeremiah 40:1  (King James Version)
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Interlinear Bible for Jeremiah 40:1:


The word
dabar (#1697)
that
'aher (#834)
came
hayah (#1961)
to
'el (#413)
Jeremiah
Yirmyah (#3414)
from
min (#4480)
the LORD,
Yhovah (#3068)
after that
'achar (#310)
Nebuzaradan
Nbuwzaradan (#5018)
the captain
rab (#7227)
of the guard
tabbach (#2876)
had let him go
shalach (#7971)
from
min (#4480)
Ramah,
Ramah (#7414)
when he had taken
laqach (#3947)
him being bound
'acar (#631)
in chains
'aziqqiym (#246)
among
tavek (#8432)
all
kol (#3605)
that were carried away captive
galuwth (#1546)
of Jerusalem
Yruwshalaim (#3389)
and Judah,
Yhuwdah (#3063)
which were carried away captive
galah (#1540)
unto Babylon.
Babel (#894)



 
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