Genesis 2:14

Tyndale Bible (1526/1534)

And the name of the thyrde river is Hidekell which runneth on the easte syde of the assyryans And the fourth river is Euphrates.

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  • Gen 15:18 : 18 And that same daye the LORde made a covenaunte with Abram saynge: vnto thy seed wyll I geue thys londe fro the ryver of Egypte even vnto the greate ryver euphrates:
  • Gen 25:18 : 18 And he dweld from Euila vnto Sur yt is before Egypte as men go toward the Assirias. And he dyed in the presence of all his brethren.
  • Deut 1:7 : 7 departe therfore and take youre iurney and goo vnto the hilles of the Amorites and vnto all places nye there vnto: both feldes, hilles and dales: and vnto the south and vnto the sees syde in the londe of Canaan, and vnto libanon: euen vnto the greate ryuer Euphrates.
  • Deut 11:24 : 24 All the places where on the soles of youre fete shall treade, shalbe youres: euen from the wildernesse and from Libanon and from the ryuer Ephrates, euen vnto the vttermost see shall youre costes be.
  • Rev 9:14 : 14 saying to the sixte angell which had the trompe: Loose the iiii. angelles which are bounde in the grett ryver Eufrates.
  • Gen 10:11 : 11 Out of that lande came Assur and buylded Ninyue and the cyte rehoboth and Calah
  • Gen 10:22 : 22 And his sonnes were: Elam Assur Arphachsad Lud ad Aram.

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