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Arah

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Arah (ā`rə). In the Bible, family in the return from the Exile.
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Her letter to her young granddaughter, Arah Janell Snodgrass, impressed the judges.
WORDS FOR A LIFETIME SPECIAL LETTER AWAITS TOT by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
If logistics are the sinews of war, we can expect that the next steps in the campaign will involve further interdiction of the rebels' lines of communication, perhaps at both ends of the Syria-Euphrates line: in Ramadi, closer to Baghdad; and in Arah and Qusabayah, near the Syrian border.
Two, three, many Fallujas: the allies are uprooting insurgents ... by Owens, Mackubin Thomas / The Weekly Standard
She is the author of AWAY FROM THE FATHER'S HOUSE: THE SOCIAL LOCATION OF NA` AR AND NA` ARAH IN ANCIENT ISRAEL (Sheffield Academic Press, 2000).
The widow: homeless and post-menopausal by Leeb, Carolyn S. / Biblical Theology Bulletin
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