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Genesis 24:43

behold myself standing upon the eye of the Dual-Waters, and he has become the Veiled-Maiden819 Going-Out820 to draw. And I have said toward her, cause me to drink, now, a little bit of dual-waters from your jar.

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Strong’s #5959. Almah, young woman (ripe sexually; maid or newly married); — Genesis 24:43 (J), Exodus 2:8 (E), Proverbs 30:19; Isaiah 7:14; plural עֲלָמוֺת Psalm 68:26; Songs 1:3; Songs 6:8; עַלעֲֿלָמוֺת to (the voice of) young women, 1 Chronicles 15:20; Psalm 9:1. Feminine counterpart word to elem, young man, which is used in 1 Sam 17:56 and 20:22. The Hebrew root alam (#5956) means something kept out of sight, veiled, hidden, concealed. The masculine elem (#5958) would infer the same hidden man that Peter wrote about to the “women”:

“…but the hidden man of the heart, in the incorruptible of the meek and tranquil which is, in the face of the God, very costly.” 1 Peter 3:4 literal