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Deuteronomy 34:7 - Death, Burial, And Encomium Of Moses.

Though Moses had reached the age of a hundred and twenty years, his eye had not become dim, nor were the juices of his body dried. Natural force. The word so rendered ( לֵחַ ) occurs only here; but it is doubtless the subst. connected with the adj. לַח moist, fresh (cf. Genesis 30:37 ; Numbers 6:3 ), and properly means moisture, freshness. It is used here of the natural juices of the body.

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Deuteronomy 34:7 - Death, Burial, And Encomium Of Moses.

Deuteronomy 34:7 - Death, Burial, And Encomium Of Moses.

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