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| - | גדולים | ||
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| - | Gedowlim is based on the root word gedowl, meaning huge. | ||
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| - | The Gedowlim are "the huge people", | ||
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| - | Popular belief is that he giants are first mentioned in Genesis 6, in conjunction with the Nephilim, however this is not the case. The Gedowlim appear in the first chapter of the book of Genesis. | ||
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| - | This page is part of a series - see [[im]] backlinks for a dynamic list | ||
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