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Can you guess, without looking it up, which book in the King James Bible contains these words?
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9 comments:
isn't curious girdle in Leviticus?
That's the book I was thinking of-
i know, but i just read it, so i will not say
Not a clue, but aren't they funny? My mom used to say that "stuff" was a perfectly good Bible word.
I agree with Mommy Dearest. Whenever I see 'stuff' as a noun or 'this thing' or 'the thing', I fight not to focus on it.
I think the girdle term is used in at least two books. I'm leaning toward Exodus.
My guess would be Exodus also.
Can I change my answer? :D
I don't actually remember which book but curious girdle is when they are talking about the Ephod (spelling probably not right) and stuff that they are to make for Aaron to wear when he goes before God. yeah?
okay... it's exodus.
your virtual pomegranates will be blue... because that's the way they are in exodus. but not in nature. isn't God fascinating?
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