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Tache

The word thus rendered occurs only in the description of the structure of the tabernacle and its fittings, (Exodus 26:6,11,33; 35:11; 36:13; 39:33) and appears to indicate the small hooks by which a curtain is suspended to the rings from which it hangs, or connected vertically, as in the case of the veil of the holy of holies, with the loops of another curtain.

Scripture on Tache

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Tache references

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Voices on Tache

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Surfaced by name match — accuracy varies by title clarity.

I Bought This Picture at Hobby Lobby… I Didn’t Know What Was Attached to It12:48
Nick Jones Too

I Bought This Picture at Hobby Lobby… I Didn’t Know What Was Attached to It

Nick Jones Too

Be Attached to God Alone - Bishop Barron's Sunday Sermon14:15
Bishop Robert Barron

Be Attached to God Alone - Bishop Barron's Sunday Sermon

Bishop Robert Barron

You’re So Attached to that Person You're Not With Because God Is . . .7:14
ApplyGodsWord.com/Mark Ballenger

You’re So Attached to that Person You're Not With Because God Is . . .

ApplyGodsWord.com/Mark Ballenger

God Is Allowing You to Feel So Attached to a Man Because . . .6:17
ApplyGodsWord.com/Mark Ballenger

God Is Allowing You to Feel So Attached to a Man Because . . .

ApplyGodsWord.com/Mark Ballenger

The Mustache Livestream / Chill AMA Stream 🥸+ 🚬 + ☕2:02:00
Matt Fradd

The Mustache Livestream / Chill AMA Stream 🥸+ 🚬 + ☕

Matt Fradd

Steve Skojek & The All Merciful God (+ 100 Book Giveaway—no Strings Attached)34:52
Matt Fradd

Steve Skojek & The All Merciful God (+ 100 Book Giveaway—no Strings Attached)

Matt Fradd

Romans 12:2 | You Cannot Walk in Your Purpose While You Are Still Attached to Who You Used to Be4:01
Tashaunsp

Romans 12:2 | You Cannot Walk in Your Purpose While You Are Still Attached to Who You Used to Be

Tashaunsp

Sources · Smith's Bible Dictionary (1884)

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