And It Was Known That The Dwelling Of Jerusalem Was Called The Village Of The Same Dialect Of These Akeldamas Of The Village Of Blood
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And It Was Known Unto All The Dwellers At Jerusalem ; Insomuch As That Field Is Called In Their Proper Tongue, Aceldama, That Is To Say, The Field Of Blood.
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And It Was Known That All The Inhabitants Of Jerusalem Were Born; You Were Called The Village In The Same Dialect Of Them, Akeldama This Very Village Of Aqeldah.
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And Plus Known Gnostis Genetto It Was Pashin The Per Dwelling Reside Jerusalem E So Summoned The Village This That T The Own Same Dialect These Of Them Akeldama Aceldama Toot Estin Is Village Aimma Blood
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Plus Gnostis It Was Pashin Per Reside Jerusalem So Summoned The Village That The Same Dialect Of Them Aceldama Toot Is Village Blood
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And It Became Known To All The Inhabitants Of Jerusalem That The Village Was Called In Their Own Dialect Akeldama, This Is The Village Of Blood
It Became Known To Everyone Who Lived In Jerusalem That In Their Language That Field Was Called 'Akeldama,' That Is, 'The Field Of Blood.'
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And It Became Known To All Those Dwelling In Jerusalem, Insomuch That That Place Is Called, In Their Proper Dialect, Aceldama, That Is, Field Of Blood,
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