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Kebar Dam, an
early arch dam in Iran,
located by the
Kebar River Kebar or
Chebar River, also
known as
Kebar Canal, in the
vicinity of Tel Abib, mentioned...
- Abûbi, "The Tel of the flood") is an
unidentified tell ("hill city") on the
Kebar Canal, near
Nippur in what is now Iraq. Tel Abib is
mentioned by Ezekiel...
- Mpur (also
known as Amberbaken,
Kebar, Ekware, and Dekwambre) is a
language isolate spoken in and
around Mpur and
Amberbaken Districts in
Tambrauw Regency...
- The
Kebar Dam is a
masonry arch dam on the
Kebar River, Iran,
located near a town of the same name, 23 km
southeast of Qom, near the
village of Zanburak...
-
Kebar is a
ghost town in
Graham County, Kansas,
United States.
Kebar was
issued a post
office in 1880. The post
office was
discontinued in 1898. "Kebar...
- The
Kebar Valley (Indonesian:
Lembah Kebar) is a
large pleistocene/holocene
intermontane valley found in the
north central region of the Bird's Head Peninsula...
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Crystal Together Again (1997)
Kebar Redux (2013)
Kebar Redux (2014)
Soulbeats Records Just P****ing
Through (2015)
Kebar Same Old
Story (2017) Liquidator...
- and his wife
lived during the
Babylonian captivity on the
banks of the
Kebar Canal in Tel Abib near
Nippur with
other exiles from the
Kingdom of Judah...
- (Lahta; Gaungto;
Loilong Karens) Ka-Yun (Kayan; Padaung)
Gheko (Karen, Geko)
Kebar,
maybe translation error for Geba
Karen language Bre (Ka-Yaw; Kayaw) Manu...
-
appear in
Ezekiel 1, in
which they are
transporting the
throne of God by the
Kebar (or Chebar,
which was near Tel Abib in Nippur), they are not
called "cherubim"...
