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| 700 > 7 | - 700 - | 700 = 22x52x7 |
| (for entries using finals, see: 140 --- , , , , , , ; ) | ||
 | --- | Nun final (see 50). |
   | --- | a cover (the lid of the Ark), the Mercy Seat (that part on the lid of the Ark which is between the two Cherubim --- sometimes taken to be depictions of Isis and Nephythis. Mercy is granted when the wings of the Cherubim point toward the Mercy Seat, tribulation or danger in varying degrees otherwise. There are various theories intended to account for the motion of the figures, including static electricity; but possibly the High Priest just gave the two figures a "spin" when he entered the Holy of Holies once a year, and took an omen from the final configuration. In support of the static electricity theory, the Ark was constructed somewhat along the lines of a very large condenser or Lyden bottle. In a very still room, like the Holy of Holies, a considerable charge could build up. Damp or dry conditions would influence the position of the wings through leakage or retention of the charge. When charged, the wings would naturally not point at the mercy seat unless they were discharged by being touched. The date of the visitation by the High Priest may have been established for optimum moisture conditions. Mechanical devices using air, weights and water were common in antiquity to add a bit of Barnum to temples. Hero of Alexandria describes many such devices, including coin operated oracles, temple doors, automata and self igniting altars. The existence of a relic of an electrical storage battery at Babylon would suggest that electrical effects were also used.), the propitiary. |
| | --- | a knop or chaplet; the crown or capital (of a column); a circlet or knop (of a candelabrum); pr.n. "Crete" or "Cyprus". --- see 620 |
| | --- | a fish net or seine, drag net. |
| | --- | a band or bond. |
| | --- | a hiding-place; a lair, den |
| --- | a hiding, averting (of the face). |
| 701 > 8 | - 701 - | 126th prime |
(for entries using finals, see: 51 ---  ; 221 --- ) | ||
 | --- | woman. |
  | --- | riverbeds or channels; clefts or dens. |
| 702 > 9 | - 702 - | 702 = 2x32x13 |
(for entries using finals, see: 52---  ; 142 --- ; 222 --- ) | ||
 | --- | scrutiny; animadversion, chastisement. |
| | --- | emerald. |
| | --- | shame --- a contemptuous word for idols. |
| 703 > 10 > 1 | - 703 - | 703 = 19x37 |
(for entries using finals, see: 53--- ,  ; 223 --- ) | ||
  | --- | (1353 w/f); satraps or viceroys; kings court-guardian. |
| | --- | to touch, come close, approach; draw back, give place. |
| | --- | a stronghold (as enclosing); a border or margin; an enclosure or panel (especially a sort of ornament on the laver-stands.) |
| 704 > 11 > 2 | - 704 - | 704 = 26x11 |
(for entries using finals, see: 54 --- , ; 144 --- ,  ; 224 --- ) | ||
 | --- | pr.n. "Jackal-village". |
| | --- | pr.n. "Villages". |
| 705 > 12 > 3 | - 705 - | 705 = 3x5x47 |
| (for entries using finals, see: 55 --- , , ) | ||
| --- | declivity, sloping descent. |
| 706 > 13 > 4 | - 706 - | 706 = 2x353 |
| (for entries using finals, see: 56 --- ; 146 --- ) | ||
| --- | lump of fat, camel's hump. |
| | --- | a knop or chaplet; the crown or capital (of a column); a circlet or knop (of a candelabrum); pr.n. "Crete, Cyprus. |
| | --- | a hiding-place, refuge. |
| | --- | chisels or gouges. |
| 707 > 14 > 5 | - 707 - | 707 = 7x101 |
(for entries using finals, see: 57 --- , , , , , ; 147 ---  ; 227 --- ) | ||
| --- | her sabbath. |
| 708 > 15 > 6 | - 708 - | 708 = 22x3x59 |
| (for entries using finals, see: 58 --- , , , , ; ; , , ;
228 --- , ) | ||
| 709 > 16 > 7 | - 709 - | 127th prime |
| (for entries using finals, see: 59 --- , ) | ||