Araba (nomad*).— V.
lbb sounds more Arabian than Israelitish, for the Thora only recognises a daughter as heiress where there are no sons, Num. xxvii. 8 sqq. The writer is conscious that he is writ-* raelitish pre-Mosaic history. The equal distribution of the property again places before our eyes the
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DH this book, the whole teaching of which can never be thoroughly learnc 1 and completely exhausted.