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North Country, the (Place)

Bill T. Arnold

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[Heb >eres sapon]. Ominous appellation for the N regions of Mesopotamia and Syria. This designation is used mostly by Jeremiah, but is also found four times in Zechariah.Jeremiah is told in one of his opening visions that evil is about to break forth from the N against Judah (Jer LIS-IÓ). In Jeremia

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[Heb >eres sapon]. Ominous appellation for the N regions of Mesopotamia and Syria. This designation is used mostly by Jeremiah, but is also found four times in Zechariah.Jeremiah is told in one of his opening visions that evil is about to break forth from the N against Judah (Jer LIS-IÓ). In Jeremia

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[Heb >eres sapon]. Ominous appellation for the N regions of Mesopotamia and Syria. This designation is used mostly by Jeremiah, but is also found four times in Zechariah.Jeremiah is told in one of his opening visions that evil is about to break forth from the N against Judah (Jer LIS-IÓ). In Jeremia

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