| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The former of the Hebrew words (from rOTH, to teUe or Iny hold of, especially of (re) seems used generally for any instrument to seize or hold burning coals, or to receive ashes, Ac., such as the appendages of the brazen altar and golden candlestick mentioned in Ex. xxr. 38, uxvii. 23, in which senses it seems rendered by the LXX. by eVopwrrplj, iwywrlip, or perhaps uwiiffUh It, however, generally
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