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Footnote V
[V] רָקׅיַע, Raqia, from רָקַע, to spread out.
Hebrew: raḳiya‘ and raḳa‘
Page 145
(an arbitrary declaration)
Changed (arbitary) to (arbitrary).
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(direction of the current of influence.)
Changed (currnt) to (current).
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(whole nerve system. The corroborative)
Changed (corroberative) to (corroborative).
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(has a clear and unchallengeable field of)
Changed (unchallangeable) to (unchallengeable).