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## translationWords
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* [[en:tw:king]]
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* [[en:tw:lordgod]]
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* [[en:tw:robe]]
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* [[en:tw:temple]]
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* [[en:tw:throne]]
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* [[en:tw:uzziah]]
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## translationNotes
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* **on a high and elevated throne** - The words "high" and "elevated" mean the same thing and are used to emphasize that the throne was "very high" (See: [[:en:ta:vol2:translate:figs_doublet]])(See the other three other similar examples in Isaiah 33:10, 52:13 and 57:15.)
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* **the hem of his robe** - "the edge of his garment"
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* **filled the temple** - "filled the palace." The word used for temple here is often used to refer to the palace of kings.
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* **Seraphim** - This word suggests that the creatures might have a fiery appearance or resemble snakes. Because we do not know exactly what "seraphim" means, you could translate these as "creatures" or "living things" or "beings". (See: [[:en:ta:vol1:translate:translate_unknown]])
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* **each one had six wings** - "each seraph had six wings" or "each creature had six wings"
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* **with two each covered** - The words "wings" and "seraph" are left out of this phrase, but they are understood. AT: "with two wings each seraph covered." (See: [[:en:ta:vol2:translate:figs_ellipsis]])
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* **with two he covered his feet** - AT: "with two wings each seraph covered his feet"
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* **with two he flew** - AT: "with two wings each seraph flew"
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