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- n. From the Bible Deuteronomy 1.28 A race of bigger than usual people, the sons of Anak, who were living in Canaan at the time of the arrival of Moses and the Israelites
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“Also known as the Anakim in modern Bible translations.”
“Compare the apocryphal giants, the Anakim, wiped out in the Flood of Genesis.”
“You are about to cross the Jordan today, to go in and dispossess nations larger and mightier than you, great cities, fortified to the heavens, a strong and tall people, the offspring of the Anakim, whom you know.”
“You have heard it said of them, “Who can stand up to the Anakim?””
“The mercenaries of Constantius are men from the Shemitish cities of the west, Pelishtim, Anakim, Akkharim, and are ardently hated by the Zuagirs and other wandering tribes.”
“There were meats enough to have feasted the Anakim.”
“The Anakim are fighting the Kushites, who had their hands full already.”
“Anakim, Akkharim -- and are ardently hated by the Zuagirs and other wandering tribes.”
“But if revolt breaks out again, the Anakim are more likely to fight against the Kushites than with them.”
“Anakim and Pelishtim, mingling as they ran, chased the fleeing king.”
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