- earing:
- Earing means ploughing or seed-time from the Anglo-Saxon erian, probably from aro, to plough; and agrees with αροω [Strong's G0723], Greek, charatha, Arabic, and charash, Hebrew. "Then Josephª saidª° unto¹ the people,ª Behold,¹ I have boughtª°² you this dayª and your landª for Pharaoh:ª lo,ª [here is] seedª for you, and ye shall sowª°¹ the land.ª" {Gen 47:23} + "Sixª daysª thou shalt work,ª° but on the seventhª dayª thou shalt rest:ª° in earing timeª and in harvestª thou shalt rest.ª°" {Exd 34:21} + "And the eldersª of that¹ cityª shall bring downª°¹ the heiferª unto¹ a roughª valley,ª which¹ is neither¹ earedª° nor¹ sown,ª° and shall strike off²°¹¹ the heifer'sª neck²°¹ there¹ in the valley:ª" {Deu 21:4} + "And he will appointª° him captainsª over thousands,ª and captainsª over fifties;ª and [will set them] to earª° his ground,ª and to reapª° his harvest,ª and to makeª° his instrumentsª of war,ª and instrumentsª of his chariots.ª" {1Sm 8:12} + "The oxenª likewise and the young assesª that earª° the groundª shall eatª° cleanª provender,ª which¹ hath been winnowedª° with the shovelª and with the fan.ª" {Isa 30:24}
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