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72 verse references from Nave’s Topical Bible (1896) and OpenBible.info topics

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Nave’s Topical Bible (1896)

Primitive
Invention of musical instruments and instruments of iron and copper (A. V., brass)
Gen 4:21 Gen 4:22
Carpentry
Gen 6:14-16 Ex 31:2-9
Of the apothecary or perfumer
Ex 30:25 Ex 30:35
Of the armorer
1 Sam 8:12
Of the baker
Gen 40:1 1 Sam 8:13
Of the barber
Isa 7:20 Ezek 5:1
Of the brickmaker
Gen 11:3 Ex 5:7 Ex 5:8 Ex 5:18
Of the calker
Ezek 27:9 Ezek 27:27
Of compounding confections
1 Sam 8:13
Of the gardener
Jer 29:5 John 20:15
Of the goldsmith
Isa 40:19
Of the mariner
Ezek 27:8 Ezek 27:9
Of the mason
2 Sam 5:11 2 Chr 24:12
Of the musician
1 Sam 18:6 1 Chr 15:16
Of the potter
Of the refiner of metals
1 Chr 28:18 Mal 3:2 Mal 3:3
Of the ropemaker
Judg 16:11
Of the stonecutter
Ex 20:25 1 Chr 22:15
Of the shipbuilder
1 Kgs 9:26
Of the smelter of metals
Job 28:2
Of the spinner
Ex 35:25 Prov 31:19
Of the tailor
Ex 28:3
Of the tanner
Acts 9:43 Acts 10:6
Of the tentmaker
Gen 4:20 Acts 18:3
Of the weaver
Ex 35:35 John 19:23
Of the winemaker
Neh 13:15 Isa 63:3
Of the writer
Judg 5:14
Artisans, skillful
Jubal
Gen 4:21
Tubal-cain
Gen 4:22
Bezaleel and Aholiab
Ex 31:2-14 Ex 35:30-35
Hiram
For the various arts practised, and products manufactured, in ancient times
See: Brass
See: Bread
See: Brick
See: Carpentry
See: Carving
See: Copper
See: Drawing
See: Dyeing
See: Engraving
See: Fuller
See: Goldsmith
See: Lapidary
See: Leather
See: Lime
See: Mason
See: Molding
See: Music
See: Painting
See: Paper
See: Parchment
See: Pictures
See: Pottery
See: Ropes
See: Ships
See: Silk
See: Smith
See: Soap
See: Spinning
See: Sun-Dial
See: Tapestry
See: Tailoring
See: Tents
See: Weaving
See: Wine

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From Nave’s Topical Bible (1896) and Torrey’s New Topical Textbook (1897), both public domain; digitised by the Christian Classics Ethereal Library and arranged by the Bible Topics Dataset (CC BY 4.0). Topics marked OpenBible come from OpenBible.info (CC BY 4.0), ranked by its readers’ votes. The references follow the King James numbering of verses.