Strong's H2787

OET-LV: 30 Skin_of_my it_has_become_black from_on_me and_bone_of_my it_has_burnt from heat. (JOB 30:30)

OET-RV: 30 My skin has turned black,
 ⇔ ≈ and my bones are burning with fever. (JOB 30:30)

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OET-LV: 4  I_have_become_weary by_my_calling_out throat_of_my it_has_become_parched eyes_of_my they_have_failed waiting for_god_of_my. (PSA 69:4)

OET-RV: 3 I’m exhausted from my crying for help—my throat is dry.
 ⇔ My eyes have failed while I’ve been waiting for my god. (PSA 69:3)

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OET-LV: 4  If/because they_have_come_to_an_end in_smoke days_of_my and_bones_of_my like_furnace furnace they_have_been_burnt. (PSA 102:4)

OET-RV: 3 because my days are floating away like smoke,
 ⇔ ≈ and my bones feel like they’re on fire. (PSA 102:3)

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OET-LV: 21 Charcoal to_burning_coals and_wood(s) to_fire and_a_person_of contentions to_kindling strife. (PRO 26:21)

OET-RV: 21 Like wood gets the fire burning
 ⇔ ≈ and charcoal keeps the embers hot,
 ⇔ → so too a contentious person kindles strife. (PRO 26:21)

Jump to OET PRO 26:21 section.

OET-LV: 6 Do_not look_at_me who_I am_blackish whom_it_has_looked_on_me the_sun the_sons_of my_mother_of_my they_were_angry with_me they_made_me one_who_keeps DOM the_vineyards vineyard_of_my_own which_belongs_to_me not I_have_kept. (SNG 1:6)

OET-RV: 6 Don’t look at me, that I’m black.
 ⇔ That the sun scorched me.
 ⇔ My brothers were angry with me.
 ⇔ They forced me to look after our vineyards—
 ⇔ but I haven’t maintained my own vineyard. (SNG 1:6)

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OET-LV: 6 Therefore yes/correct/thus/so a_curse it_has_consumed the_earth and_ the_inhabitants_of in_it _they_have_been_held_guilty therefore yes/correct/thus/so the_inhabitants_of the_earth they_have_diminished and_ humankind_of fewness _it_will_be_left. (ISA 24:6)

OET-RV: 6 That’s why a curse has consumed the world,
 ⇔ and its inhabitants are found guilty.
 ⇔ Therefore earth’s inhabitants will decrease
 ⇔ and only a few will be left. (ISA 24:6)

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OET-LV: 29 The_bellow[s] it_puffs mmm lead for_vanity someone_has_refined thoroughly_(refine) and_evil_people not they_have_been_separated. (JER 6:29)

OET-RV: 29 The bellows fan the fire
 ⇔ but after the thorough refining, the lead remains.
 ⇔ The evil people haven’t been separated out. (JER 6:29)

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OET-LV: 4 THERE to_fire it_is_given for_food DOM the_two_of ends_of_its the_fire it_consumes and_the_middle_of_of_it it_is_charred is_it_successful for_a_product. (EZE 15:4)

OET-RV: 4 If it’s used as firewood, and if the fire burns both ends, and even the middle, is it good wood, or indeed good for anything? (EZE 15:4)

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OET-LV: 5 THERE when_was_it complete not it_was_made into_a_product indeed if/because a_fire it_has_consumed_it and_it_has_been_charred and_will_it_be_made again into_a_product. (EZE 15:5)

OET-RV: 5 Originally, the vine wood couldn’t be used to make anything, so surely, when the fire’s burnt it, it still can’t do anything useful. (EZE 15:5)

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OET-LV: 10 Increase the_wood(s) kindle the_fire complete the_meat and_mix the_seasoning and_the_bones let_them_be_charred. (EZE 24:10)

OET-RV: 10 Stack up the wood and kindle the fire. Cook the meat well and mix in the spices and let the bones be charred. (EZE 24:10)

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OET-LV: 11 And_set_it on coals_of_its_burning empty so_that it_may_grow_warm and_ bronze_of_its _it_will_burn and_it_will_be_melted in_the_midst_of_of_it uncleanness_of_its rust_of_its it_may_be_consumed. (EZE 24:11)

OET-RV: 11 Then put the empty pot onto the hot coals in order to heat and scorch its bronze, so the impurities in it will be melted—its corrosion eaten away.’ (EZE 24:11)

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