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Antiquity of, among the Jews
Carrying passengers
Commanded by a master
Course of frequently directed by the heavenly bodies
Course of, through the midst of the sea, wonderful
Fishing
John 21:3
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Matthew 4:21
Gallant
Generally impelled by sails
Generally made of the fir tree
Governed and directed by the helm
Guided in their course by pilots
Lakes
Large
Of Adramyttium
Of Alexandria
Of Chaldea
Of Chittim
Of industrious women
Of Tarshish
Of Tyre
Often impelled by oars
Often the property of individuals
Probably originated from the ark made by Noah
Quicksands
Rivers
Rocks
Solomon built a navy of
Sometimes made of bulrushes
Soundings usually taken for, in dangerous places
Storms
Strong
Swift
The anchors
The boats
The forepart or foreship
The hinder part of, occupied by the passengers
The hinder part or stern
The hold or between the sides
The mast
The oars
The ocean
The rudder or helm
The rudder-bands
The sails
The seams of, were caulked
The tackling
Trading
Usually distinguished by signs or figure heads
War
Were often wrecked
When damaged were sometimes undergirded with cables
Worked by mariners or sailors