mithredath -4990 {mithredath} ,   

 

      

 Mithredath 4990 -- Mithr@dath -- {Mithredath}.

 

      

  

      

  

      

 Mithredath 4990 ## Mithr@dath {mith-red-awth'}; of Persian 
origin; Mithredath, the name of two Persians: -- {Mithredath}.[ql

 

      

 Mithredath 004 007 Ezr              /^{Mithredath /Tabeel , and 
the rest of their companions , unto Artaxerxes king of Persia ; 
and the writing of the letter was written in the Syrian tongue , 
and interpreted in the Syrian tongue .

Mithredath 001 008 Ezr              /^{Mithredath /the treasurer 
, and numbered them unto Sheshbazzar , the prince of Judah .

 

      

  

      

 mithredath , EZR , 1:8 ,  EZR , 4:7



 

      

 

 

      

 Mithredath  Interlinear Index Study



Mithredath EZR 001 008 Even those did Cyrus <03566 +Kowresh > 
king <04428 +melek > of Persia <06539 +Parac > bring <03318 
+yatsa> > forth <03318 +yatsa> > by the hand <03027 +yad > of 
{Mithredath} <04990 +Mithr@dath > the treasurer <01489 +gizbar > 
, and numbered <05608 +caphar > them unto Sheshbazzar <08339 
+Sheshbatstsar > , the prince <05387 +nasiy> > of Judah <03063 
+Y@huwdah > .

Mithredath EZR 004 007 And in the days <03117 +yowm > of 
Artaxerxes <00783 +>Artachshashta> > wrote <03789 +kathab > 
Bishlam <01312 +Bishlam > , {Mithredath} <04990 +Mithr@dath > , 
Tabeel <02870 +tab@>el > , and the rest <07605 +sh@>ar > of 
their companions <03675 +k@nath > , unto Artaxerxes <00783 
+>Artachshashta> > king <04428 +melek > of Persia <06539 +Parac 
> ; and the writing <03791 +kathab > of the letter <05406 
+nisht@van > [ was ] written <03789 +kathab > in the Syrian 
<00762 +>Aramiyth > tongue <00762 +>Aramiyth > , and interpreted 
<08638 +tirgam > in the Syrian <00762 +>Aramiyth > tongue <00762 
+>Aramiyth > .



 

      

 mithredath <EZR1 -8> Even those did Cyrus king of Persia bring 
forth by the hand of {Mithredath} the treasurer, and numbered 
them unto Sheshbazzar, the prince of Judah.

mithredath <EZR4 -7> And in the days of Artaxerxes wrote Bishlam,
 {Mithredath}, Tabeel, and the rest of their companions, unto 
Artaxerxes king of Persia; and the writing of the letter [was] 
written in the Syrian tongue, and interpreted in the Syrian tongu

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