1. |
Aleph
15:53
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2. |
Beth
13:27
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3. |
Gimel
11:06
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4. |
Daleth
05:09
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5. |
Heh
10:16
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6. |
Vav
12:17
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7. |
Zayin
11:41
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8. |
Cheth
06:49
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9. |
Teth
08:00
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10. |
Yod
13:18
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11. |
Kaph
04:47
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12. |
Lamed
09:14
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13. |
Mem
16:37
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14. |
Nun
06:22
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15. |
Samekh
09:23
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16. |
Ayin
15:05
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17. |
Peh
21:57
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18. |
Tzaddi
08:58
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19. |
Qoph
13:26
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20. |
Resh
21:29
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21. |
Shin
24:32
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22. |
Tav
11:09
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