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TEREBINTH*

Large deciduous tree, also called the turpentine tree (Is 6:13; Hos 4:13). See Plants.

Show passage in OET: ISA 6:13

OET-RV ISA 6:13

13 If there’s still a tenth of the people in it,
⇔ → then disaster will turn back and burn everything.
⇔ Like an elm or an oak tree that’s been cut down but still has a stump—
⇔ → so too the sacred remnant is the nation’s stump.”

OET-LV ISA 6:13

13 And_still will_be_in _it a _tenth_part and_it _will _return and_it _will _become (into)_burning like_terebinth and_like_oak which in_the_felling a _stump is_in_them will _be_offspring _of holiness stump _of_its.

Show passage in OET: HOS 4:13

OET-RV HOS 4:13

13 They sacrifice on the mountaintops
⇔ ≈ and burn incense on the hills,
⇔ under oaks, poplars and terebinths,
⇔ → because the shade is good.
⇔ Therefore your daughters prostitute themselves,
⇔ ≈ and your daughters-in-law commit adultery.

OET-LV HOS 4:13

13 On the _tops _of the _mountains they _sacrifice and_on the_hills they _make _smoke under oak and_poplar and_terebinth if/because is_good shade _of_its therefore yes/correct/thus/so daughters _of_your(pl) they _prostitute _themselves and_brides _of_your(pl) they _commit _adultery.

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