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Nave Topical Bible
• Decision, Valley of
Thompson Chain Reference
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• Valley of Hinnom
• Hinnom, Valley
Treasury of Biblical Knowledge
• Valley
Torrey Topical Textbook
• Valleys
Dictionaries
American Tract Society
• Valley
• Jehoshaphat, Valley of
• Giants, Valley of the
Easton's Bible Dictionary
• Valley
• Tyropoeon Valley
• Shaveh, Valley of
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Fausset Bible Dictionary
• Zephathah, Valley of
• Zeboim, Valley of
• Valley
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Holman Bible Dictionary
• Valley of Zered
• Valley of Craftsmen
• Valley
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Hastings' BibleDictionary
• Vale, Valley
• Sorek, Valley of
• Salt, Valley of
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King James Dictionary
• Valley
Morrish Bible Dictionary
• Zeboim, Valley of
• Yale, Valley
• Valley of the Giants
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1910 New Catholic Dictionary
• Valley of Josaphat
• Josaphat, Valley of
Hawker's Poor Man's Dictionary
• Valley
• Lilly of the Valleys
People's Bible Dictionary
• Valley
• Salt Valley of
Smith Bible Dictionary
• Zared The Valley of
• Valley
• Salt The Valley of
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Vines' Expository Dictionary
• Valley
Wilson's Bible Types
• Valley
Webster Dictionary
• Valley
• Valleys
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1911 Encyclopedia Britannica
• Cherry Valley
• Chumbi Valley
• Miranzai Valley
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International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
• Beracah, Valley of
• Blessing, Valley of
• Decision, Valley of
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Kitto Biblical Cyclopedia
• Blessing Valley of
• Jehoshaphat Valley of
• Rephaim Valley of
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McClintock and Strong's Bible Encyclopedia
• Baca, Valley of
• Blessing, Valley of.
• Blessing, Valley of. (2)
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The Nuttall Encyclopedia
• Ajalon, Valley of
• Wyoming Valley
• Yosemite Valley
The Catholic Encyclopedia
• Achor Valley
• Valley of Josaphat
The Jewish Encyclopedia
• Baca, the Valley of
• Elah, the Valley of
• Jehoshaphat, Valley of
Lexicons
• ܢܰܚܠܶܐ
• φάραγξ
• בִּקְעָה
• גַּיְא
• כִּכָּר
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Psalm 23:4 (b) David describes in this way the deep sorrow and perplexity which comes upon a person as he nears the portals of death. It may refer also to the times of deep sorrow and trouble through which persons pass along life's pathway.

Song of Solomon 2:1 (c) No doubt this is descriptive of the deeply distressing experiences of life into which the Lord brings the fragrance of His presence, the comfort of His words, and the sweetness of His fellowship to His own people. We should note that the word is in the plural, for there are many valleys between the cradle and the grave.

Isaiah 22:1 (c) This probably represents the feelings of the prophet when he was depressed in spirit, and felt quite crushed beneath the burden of Israel's future. He was looking forward to the terrible destruction that awaited His people and it brought him low before the Lord.

Isaiah 40:4 (c) It may be that this is literal, and yet it may indicate that deep sorrows and perplexities may be overcome and great difficulties may be removed. It probably is a figure of the smooth, blessed life in which Christians may walk when GOD is present in power. (See also Luke 3:5).

Jeremiah 2:23 (a) It seems as though these enemies of GOD were hiding in secret places to carry out their wicked designs. Where there should have been happiness under GOD's blessing, they were sinning and inviting GOD's wrath.

Ezekiel 37:1 (a) GOD sees all the nation of Israel as gathered together in one place, and that a low place. We see Israel scattered all over the world, and found in every country. No doubt they are in the valley, for they are the subjects of other people when they should be citizens of their own country, with their own king. GOD sees all of Israel, every person of Israel as though they were in one place constituting one unit. (See under "BONES"), for a description of this truth found in this passage).