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Asaph , Asaph
ASAPH (Heb. אָסָף), name of four biblical figures.
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Our word temple comes from the Latin templum, meaning any space demarcated as sacred—even a part of the sky. A temple is the place for housing… Anglo-saxon Chronicle , Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
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Luxor (El Uqsur) City in e central Egypt, on the e bank of the River Nile; known to the ancient Egyptians as Weset and to the ancient Greeks as…
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