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32 if it was to be healthy, a bright blaze, without smoke, would appear in the stone, but if not a smoke appearance would be observed in it, and just as many as were to die with the sickness appeared in the right hand side of it. [[citation]]: | 32 if it was to be healthy, a bright blaze, without smoke, would appear in the stone, but if not a smoke appearance would be observed in it, and just as many as were to die with the sickness appeared in the right hand side of it. [[citation]]: Nutsawi [[lower right, vertical note]]: Some say that when God was displeased with any people, He sent sickness by means of either the fire, the water, the moon, or the thunder. When any town was visited with some fatal disease the people supposed some evile Nane hi had destroyed the efficacy of the medicine, and other towns, fearing a like calamity celebrated the A toho no, in order to please God and had Him to defend them from so great a calamity. God had diserted them to do this. [[citation]]: Nutsawi. | ||
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32 if it was to be healthy, a bright blaze, without smoke, would appear in the stone, but if not a smoke appearance would be observed in it, and just as many as were to die with the sickness appeared in the right hand side of it. citation: Nutsawi lower right, vertical note: Some say that when God was displeased with any people, He sent sickness by means of either the fire, the water, the moon, or the thunder. When any town was visited with some fatal disease the people supposed some evile Nane hi had destroyed the efficacy of the medicine, and other towns, fearing a like calamity celebrated the A toho no, in order to please God and had Him to defend them from so great a calamity. God had diserted them to do this. citation: Nutsawi.