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 The word 'al' is one of the most commonly used words in the Hebrew scriptures, appearing no less than six thousand, five hundred times. Categorized as Strongnumber 413, it is unanimously understood to mean “to”, most commonly used to indicate travel to a place, or speaking to a person.
-Things are not quite so straight-forward though. For no apparent reason, in around ten percent of the instances of the same word with the exact same spelling and pronunciation, 'al' appears in Strong's concordance under several other listings, and ostensibly with a variety of different meanings:
+Things are not quite so straight-forward though. For no apparent reason, in around ten percent of the instances of the same word with the exact same spelling and pronunciation, 'al' appears in Strong's [[concordance]] under several other listings, and ostensibly with a variety of different meanings: see [[strong_errors]]
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