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camp

Instead of (KJV / RSV)

host, bands / army, companies / camp

Note

The camp of an army or a people on the march (Heb 13:11, 13 "outside the camp"; Heb 11:34; Rev 20:9); "barracks" of the fortress in Acts 21:34. In Gen 32 the Greek's word for the Masoretic version's מַחֲנֶה, and the name "Camps" (32:2)

Rulings

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G90194 — one root: camp / pitch camp (150e)

Occurrences (10)

Genesis 32 (Septuagint)

32:1 And Jacob went away on his own way; and having looked up with the eyes he saw a camp of God that had pitched camp, and the messengers of God encountered him.
32:2 Now Jacob said, at the time when he saw them, "This is a camp of God." And he called the name of that place Camps.
32:2 Now Jacob said, at the time when he saw them, "This is a camp of God." And he called the name of that place Camps.
32:7 Now Jacob was fearing very much, and was at a loss; and he divided the people that were with him, and the oxen and the sheep, into two camps.
32:8 And Jacob said, "If Esau comes to one camp and cuts it off, then the second camp shall be for being saved."
32:8 And Jacob said, "If Esau comes to one camp and cuts it off, then the second camp shall be for being saved."
32:10 it is enough for me, from all justice and from all truth that you have done with your servant; for with my rod I crossed over this Jordan, but now I have come to be two camps.
32:21 And the gifts went on before his face; but he fell asleep that night in the camp.

Genesis 33 (Septuagint)

33:8 And he said, "What are these to you, all these camps that I have met?" Now he said, "That your servant may find grace in your eyes, lord."

Genesis 50 (Septuagint)

50:9 And there went up together with him both chariots and horsemen; and the camp came to be very great.