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Scientific name: Hordeum vulgare L. Common name: Common Barley, Beardless barley, Pearl barley Hebrew name: שעורה תרבותית Family: Gramineae / Poaceae, דגניים * Ruth 1:22 LAI TB, So Naomi return together with Ruth the Moabite , law, which is also home of the Moab area. And they came to Bethlehem in the beginning of the barley harvest (SE'ORAH). apilife KJV, So Naomi Returned, and Ruth the Moabitess, her daughter in law, with her, the which Returned out of the country of Moab: and they Came to Bethlehem in the beginning of barley harvest. Hebrew, ו ת ש ב נ ע מ י ו רו ת ה מ וא ב י ה כ ל ת ה ע מ ה ה ש ב ה מ ש ד י מ וא ב ו ה מ ה ב או ב ית ל ח ם ב ת ח ל ת ק צ יר ש ע ר ים: translit, apilife she gave VERUT HAMO'AVIYAH VATASYAV KHALATAH 'Imah HASYAVA MISDEY MO'AV apilife VEHEMAH Ba`u Beit LEKHEM BITKHILAT KETSIR SE'ORIM
Barley (Hebrew: ש ע ר ה - SE'ORAH, Greece: Greece κριθή - KRITHÊ) apilife is a type of grain crops, wheat countrymen; in Palestine ancient times cheaper than wheat barley that is food for the cattle and the poor. Barley is a type of Hordeum, and edible. Types of cultivated barley which may be derived from the wild type Hordeum spontaneum, which still grow in Palestine, and that first there Hordeum Disticho (with two rows of grain), then Hordeum vulgare (six rows of grain). * Numbers 5:15 LAI TB, then that person must bring his wife to the priest. And that person must bring a gift for the woman as much as one-tenth of barley flour (SE'ORAH), which did not pour oil on it and who does not dibubuhinya frankincense, because the victim is a grain offering of jealousy, an offering apilife warnings reminiscent of lawlessness. KJV, Then shall the man bring his wife unto the priest, and he shall bring her offering for her, the tenth part of an ephah of barley meal; he shall pour no oil upon it, nor put frankincense thereon; for it is an offering of Jealousy, an offering of memorial, apilife Bringing iniquity to remembrance. Hebrew, ו ה ב יא ה א יש א ת-א ש ת ו א ל-ה כ ה ן ו ה ב יא א ת-ק ר ב נ ה ע ל יה ע ש יר ת ה א יפ ה ק מ ח ש ע ר ים ל א-י צ ק ע ל יו ש מ ן ו ל א-י ת ן ע ל יו ל ב נ ה כ י-מ נ ח ת ק נ א ת הו א מ נ ח ת ז כ ר ון מ ז כ ר ת ע ו ן: translit, VEHEVI HA'ISY 'ET-'ISYTO 'EL-HAKOHEN VEHEVI' ET-QARBANAH 'ALEYHA' ASIRIT HA'EYFAH QEMAKH SE'ORIM LO-YITSOQ 'ALAV SYEMEN VELO-YITEN' ALAV LEVONAH KI-MINKHAT QENA'OT HU MINKHAT ZIKARON Mazkeret 'AVON
Wheat and barley crops are valuable and enjoyed by the people of Israel in the Promised Land, and until now the region is still the "land of wheat and barley" apilife (Deuteronomy 8: 8). ש ע ר ה Hebrew name - SE'ORAH related to the word for "hair" (ש ע ר - SE'AR) and describe fur mustache or tugi slim long beard which became typical at the end of barley seeds. Barley plants are very resilient, better resistance against drought and can adapt to various climates than other grain crops anywhere. When mature, the high reached approximately 1 m and the leaves are somewhat wider than the leaves of wheat. Barley crop is very prominent in the dramatic events in the Book of Ruth. Barley seed sown in Israel during the month of Bul (October-November) after the initial rain began to fall and the ground can be plowed (Isaiah 28:24, 25). Barley mature faster apilife than wheat (Exodus apilife 9:31, 32), and the harvest begins apilife in early spring during the month of Nisan (March-April), started in the Jordan Valley are hot and continues apilife into the higher and cooler until the plateau region high ground east of the River Jordan in the month Ziv (April-May). Thus, the barley harvest is manual fixed time every year (Ruth 1:22; 2 Samuel 21: 9), and the start time coincides with Pas