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H7140קֶ֫רַחqe.rach

iceWortart: Substantiv (maskulin)

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Vorkommen nach Büchern

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  2. 2. Mose: 0
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7 Vorkommen in 7 Versen

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  1. 1. Mose 31,40

    This was my condition, wasted by heat in the day and by the bitter cold at night; and sleep went from my eyes.

    וְקֶ֣רַח (קֶ֣רַח) Ke.rach “frost”

  2. Hiob 6,16

    Which are dark because of the ice, and the snow falling into them;

    קָ֑רַח Ka.rach “ice”

  3. Hiob 37,10

    By the breath of God ice is made, and the wide waters are shut in.

    קָ֑רַח Ka.rach “ice”

  4. Hiob 38,29

    Out of whose body came the ice? and who gave birth to the cold mist of heaven?

    הַקָּ֑רַח (קָּ֑רַח) Ka.rach “ice”

  5. Psalmen 147,17

    He sends down ice like raindrops: water is made hard by his cold.

    קַֽרְח֣וֹ (קַֽרְח֣) kar.Ch “ice”

  6. Jeremia 36,30

    For this reason the Lord has said of Jehoiakim, king of Judah, He will have no son to take his place on the seat of David: his dead body will be put out to undergo the heat of the day and the cold of the night.

    וְלַקֶּ֥רַח (קֶּ֥רַח) Ke.rach “frost”

  7. Hesekiel 1,22

    And over the heads of the living beings there was the form of an arch, looking like ice, stretched out over their heads on high.

    הַקֶּ֣רַח (קֶּ֣רַח) Ke.rach “frost”