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Are these two words synonymous? [closed]
Are these two words always, never or sometimes synonymous?
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Deuteronomy 6:7 and 8:10 - Why are the words pronounced "Milra"?
He was one of the foremost world-experts in Hebrew grammar (and possibly still is, but he is in his dotage now.) … His weekly column "Morsels of Hebrew grammar" that he started after making aliya circa 2000, and which were later compiled into a published book, can still be found online. …
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