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	Kinnor and Nevel at The Harp and Dragon
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		Bargain kinnor: We have one of these that was damaged in shipment.
		The damage is on top of the soundbox in the vicinity of the bridge, which appears to have punctured the souindbox.
	www.harpanddragon.com /kinnornevel.htm (461 words)

	Stringed Instruments - The Kinnor
		Authorities are divided as to whether the kinnor was a harp or a lyre.
		But natural as was the hypothesis that the kinnor was a simple harp, to those who specially directed their attention to the instruments of the early European nations, further knowledge of Egyptian and Assyrian antiquities led to the suggestion (by Pfeiffer, Winer, and other authors) that the kinnor was, after all, a sort of guitar.
		The sons of Jeduthun are mentioned as prophesying with a kinnor.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles22/music-bible-2.shtml (1795 words)

	JewishEncyclopedia.com - HARP AND LYRE: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		The translation of "kinnor" by κιΘάρα presupposes a similarity between the Hebrew and the Greek instruments, a supposition that is confirmed by the illustrations of the kinnor found on Jewish coins (see illustration), which is very similar to both the Greek lyre and cithara.
		On the other hand, the Hebrew cithara, the kinnor, is not found in its original form, but in the modified form it assumed under Greek influence.
		In the old Egyptian illustration there are eight strings; the later Egyptian cithara has from three to nine strings; the instruments on the coins have from three to six strings; and Josephus says that the cithara had ten and the nebel twelve strings.
	www.jewishencyclopedia.com /view.jsp?artid=298&letter=H (1172 words)

	Music (International Standard Bible Encyclopedia) :: Bible Tools
		The strings comprised the kinnor, or nebhel or nebhel; the winds: the shophar, or qeren, chatsotserah, chalil, and 'ughabh; percussion: toph, metsiltayim, tsltselim, mena'an'im, shalishim.
		In Psalms 81:2, the kinnor is called "pleasant," and Isaiah 24:8 speaks of the "joy" of the kinnor.
		Only once (Isaiah 16:11) is the kinnor associated with mourning, and Cheyne infers from this passage "the kinnor was used at mourning ceremonies." But the inference is doubtful; the prophet is merely drawing a comparison between the trembling of the strings of the lyre and the agitation in his own bosom.
	bibletools.org /index.cfm/fuseaction/Def.show/RTD/ISBE/ID/6202 (5176 words)

	KINNOR - LoveToKnow Article on KINNOR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		The identification of the instrument has been much discussed, but, from the standpoint of the history of musical instruments, the weight of evidence is in favor of the view that the Semitic kinnor is the Greek cithara (q.v.).
		This instrument was already in use before 2000 s.c.
		It is unlikely that an instrument (which also appears on Hebrew coins) so widely known and used in various parts of Asia Minor in remote times, and occuring among the Hittite sculptures, should pass unmentioned in the Bible, with the exception of the verses in Dan.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /K/KI/KINNOR.htm (154 words)

	House of Harrari
		Harp music in general, and the Kinnor David specifically, promotes a restoration of the connection between the body, mind and soul ~ it is a bridge between heaven and earth...
		The Kinnor David is created from beautiful woods with decorative hand-carved palm and olive branches, and in the center a star of David (Magen David).
		The Kinnor dimensions are approximately 65 cm high (26 inches) and 33 cm wide (13 inches).
	www.harrariharps.com /files/listing_kinnor_david.php (625 words)

	kinnor
		The picture shown is a functional Kinnor replica that is commercially available today.
		The Kinnor was a harp or lyre used in the Temple Orchestras and everywhere else in ancient Israel.
		More information on the Kinnor: Davids Kinnor and the Bar Kochba Coins.
	www.tinwhistles.us /jubilee/kinnor.htm (181 words)

	bible.org: ISBE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		In Ps 81:2, the kinnor is called "pleasant," and Isa 24:8 speaks of the "joy" of the kinnor.
		Only once (Isa 16:11) is the kinnor associated with mourning, and Cheyne infers from this passage "the kinnor was used at mourning ceremonies." But the inference is doubtful; the prophet is merely drawing a comparison between the trembling of the strings of the lyre and the agitation in his own bosom.
		Josephus undoubtedly says (Ant., VII, xii) that the kinnura was played with a plectrum, and in 1 Sam 16:23 David plays the kinnor "with his hand." But even if this excludes the use of the plectrum in the particular case, it need not be held to disprove the identity of kinnor and kinnura.
	www.bible.org /isbe.asp?id=6203 (5166 words)

	Hebrew Harps, Lyres and Psaltries
		It is an instrument that is 'Holy unto the Lord' for use by the priests of God in the worship of God.
		The design dimensions of the Tabernacle Davidic Harp or Kinnor are taken directly from a Bar Kochba Coin known to have been minted during the Jewish Bar Kochba revolt from 132-135 AD.
		The coin states "For the freedom of Jerusalem." Other sources included a Semetic Kinnor and an Etruscan harp estimated to be from the Tabernacle and first Temple of Solomon era.
	www.flex.com /~davidhs/harp (454 words)

	Tenstring Ministries
		"The kinnor goes back to the very beginning of human civilization and is mentioned in Genesis 4:21 - “And the name of his brother was Yuval (Jubal), he was the ancestor of all who play the kinnor (lyre) and ugav (flute)".
		The Kinnor represents one of the major harps of the scriptures.
		The Kinnor is the Lyre of David and anciently had three to twelve strings.
	tenstring.net /harps28.htm (837 words)

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		The kinnor is conspicuous among the instruments, not only because it was one of the first two instruments that Jubal contrived, but also because the kinnor was the instrument of King David.
		We are fortunate to have an authentic depiction of a kinnor on the tomb of Chnumotep, the Prince of Middle Egypt at Beni Hassan in the time of Pharaoh Usurtesen II of the 12th dynasty, which cannot be placed later than 2300 BCE.
		(fig 14) The kinnor is similar to the lyre, while the nebel bears a closer resemblance to a harp.
	www.utexas.edu /courses/wilson/ant304/projects/projects98/campbellp/campbellp.html (2369 words)

	The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia - ISBE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Isa 24:8 speaks of the "joy" of the kinnor.
		Isa 16:11) is the kinnor associated with mourning, and Cheyne infers from this passage "the kinnor was used at mourning ceremonies." But the inference is doubtful; the prophet is merely drawing a comparison between the trembling of the strings of the lyre and the agitation in his own bosom.
		1 Sam 16:23 David plays the kinnor "with his hand." But even if this excludes the use of the plectrum in the particular case, it need not be held to disprove the identity of kinnor and kinnura.
	www.jcsm.org /StudyCenter/ISBE/6203.html (5204 words)

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		If an item is not in stock and needs to be back-ordered with the manufacturer, we will give you the choice of back-ordering or cancelling.
		Assuming your order(s) are in stock (with Kinnor or manufacturer) it will be dispatched as soon as possible, within 2 working days and should be received within approximately 3 working days (UK), 7 working days (Europe) or 10 working days (the rest of World).
		If an order is received in a damaged condition you must advise Kinnor within seven days of receipt.
	www.filterpower.co.uk /terms.htm (525 words)

	Return of the Biblical Harps (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		A second style of harp made by the Harraris is known as the Kinnor and along with the Nevel represents the major harps of the scriptures.
		Truly, this is most phenomenal: to hear the Kinnor or the Nevel playing by the ruach, the Hand of G-d.
		It is very easy during these days to listen to prophecy teaching that dwells on the horrific signs of the age in which we live.
	www.hatikva.org /articles/return-of-the-biblical-harps.htm (1390 words)

	Desert Blossom Instruments
		As I listened to one of the CD's, I was fascinated by a story that was told about how when the Israelites went into exile, they hung their harps on the trees and left them there (see Pslam 137).
		My intent had been to try to memorize the song that I was given by the Lord earlier that week, but the wind was very strong, which made keeping the words in front of me next to impossible.
		As the wind continued to increase, I suddenly remembered the stories on my web site about how it is believed that King David would hang his Kinnor in a tree, and when the wind change direction and would start blowing from the North, that his Kinnor would begin to play on it's own.
	members.aol.com /kinnors4u/myhomepage/profile.html (3036 words)

	Book Review: Attack! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Local bully, Joash, and his two friends steal your family's most valuable treasure, a u-shaped harp called a kinnor.
		You must choose whether to chase the bullies to get the kinnor back, or watch the sheep and tell your family later.
		In one set of choices, you are closing in on your kinnor.
	www.dancingword.com /attackreview.htm (148 words)

	Latest Update 11th March 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		During this time when the Holy Temple stood, the tribe of Levi was given the job and honor to carry out the Temple services, including the sacrificial services, lighting the lamps, grinding the incense, playing special music, cleaning, and repair work.
		However each of us are involved with this incredible instrument, as players, therapists or listeners, we will probably agree that the harp has positively changed our lives and those around us for the good.
		It is said that it was named so because the sound of the harp is so beautiful that when all the other instruments heard it they became ashamed.
	www.blackhamfamilyministries.co.uk /id38.html (1527 words)

	Order Form for Buying Hebrew Harps, Lyres and Psaltries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Kinnor harp made of rare KOA wood with tuning key and extra set of nylon strings.
		Kinnor harp fitted wooden nagahyde covered and padded case with chrome fittings.
		The Kinnor harp will be sent insured by USPO Priority Mail or Express, FedEx or UPS depending on best service available to destination you have identified above.
	www.culdee.org /harp/order.htm (174 words)

	The Oud
		Earlier, it could equally denote the lyre, suggesting a process of transference from lyre to lute, the lute gradually acquiring the attributes of previous string instruments and becoming a sublimation of them.
		This transference is noticeable in the earliest Arabic versions of the Bible, where kinnor (lyre) is translated as 'ud (lute).
		The transfer of terms for lyre and lute appears more subtly in the myth of the invention of the 'ud which has been handed down in two variants from the 9th and 10th centuries, the first being Iraqi and the second Iranian.
	www.oud.eclipse.co.uk /history.html (3574 words)

	Antiques Digest - Index 350
		It has become so thoroughly a part of our existence that we rarely pause to consider to what an extent we are, as it were, enveloped in its sweet sounds, or how irremediable its loss would be to us.
		THIS instrument will naturally present itself for our consideration after the kinnor, not only because it seems from all accounts to have been an instrument of a more elaborated character, and consequently of greater capabilities than the kinnor, both as to tone and pitch, but also because it appears in the Bible chronologically later.
		Sabeca is one of the instruments mentioned as being used in the well-known band of Nebuchadnezzar, as described in Dan.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles/index350.shtml (1176 words)

	Update TropeTrainer(tm) software
		Kinnor Software recommends that all users of TropeTrainer(tm) software update their copy of the software to the latest version.
		You can determine version of your installed software by starting TropeTrainer(tm) software and looking for the version number under the yellow TropeTrainer(tm) box in the "splash" screen the is displayed for a few seconds when the software starts.
		If you have any questions regarding these updates or difficulty applying them, please contact Kinnor Software's support department at support@kinnor.com.
	www.kinnor.com /UpdateTT.htm (1408 words)

	AllRefer.com - Jewish liturgical music (Music: History) - Encyclopedia
		Singing was marked by responsorial, antiphonal, and refrain forms, and singing and dancing were accompanied by instruments.
		The first instruments mentioned in the Bible are the kinnor, evidently a lyre similar to the kithara, and the ugab, possibly a vertical flute.
		Other instruments, more of ceremonial than of musical value, included the hasosra, a trumpet, and the shofar, a ram's or goat's horn, the least musical of all and the only one still in use.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/J/JewishMus.html (835 words)

	The Kinnor Davidic 10 string Harp
		The mention of harp was also found in Gen 4:21.
		In the Talmud explains that when the Davidic Harp Kinnor made in Israel is a sign of Messiah Yeshua's imminent return.
		Today the Kinnor 10 String Davidic harp cost about 500 USD.
	www.senac.com /nb/1627/bin/342.html (214 words)

	harps-biblical
		Based on the biblical harp (Kinnor) that David used
		The Kinnor (David's harp) is the national instrument of
		This Kinnor is strongly built by DENWAR harps (not imported
	www.harpsales.com /harps-biblical.html (350 words)

	kinnor -- Encyclopædia Britannica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		), it resembled the Greek kithara (i.e., having broad arms of a piece with the boxlike neck), and kinnor was translated as “kithara” in both the Greek Old Testament and the Latin Bible.
		"kinnor." Encyclopædia Britannica from Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service.
		According to the Roman Jewish historian Josephus (1st century AD), it resembled the Greek kithara (i.e., having broad arms of a piece with the boxlike neck), and kinnor was translated as “kithara” in both the Greek Old Testament and the Latin Bible.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9045568 (340 words)

	Still Voice Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		It is well known that King David played the lyre (kinnor David) as he composed his Psalms:
		The kinnor that is thought to have been played by David, and is depicted on the Bar Kochba coin (above) is a 10-string instrument.
		I really felt that I needed to have more notes to be able to express myself with.
	www.stillvoicemusic.com /music-lyre.htm (431 words)

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		Kinnor Software recommends that all users download and install the update.
	www.kinnor.com (344 words)

	KINNOR (Gr. tctvitpa) - Online Information article about KINNOR (Gr. tctvitpa)
		tctvitpa) - Online Information article about KINNOR (Gr.
		evidence is in favour of the view that the Semitic kinnor is the See also:
		This instrument was already in use before 2000 B.C. among the Semitic races and in a higher See also:
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /KHA_KRI/KINNOR_Gr_tctvitpa_.html (227 words)

	Kinnor Harps - kinnor harps are king david harps, mini harps and books
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		The Kinnor harp is also known as David's harp and is the national instrument of Israel and the Spiritual instrument of Christians.
		It can be used to touch the strings in worship, meditation, play chords to accompany a singer, play your favourite hymns and songs, and also to minister those in need.
	www.storesonline.com /site/607029/page/273897 (465 words)

	WIPO Domain Name Decision: D2000-1077
		The Respondent is Kinnor Services aka Phenomena Ltd. a corporation residing in Culcheth, Warrington Cheshire, United Kingdom.
		Since August 29, 2000, the Respondent has maintained a notice on the front page of the Web Site stating that it is not the Complainant, but an authorized dealer, and has included a link to the Complainant's web site.
		According to the Respondent, the word "Kinnor" in the name Kinnor Services stems from the company's original location in Warrington - Kingsway North.
	arbiter.wipo.int /domains/decisions/html/2000/d2000-1077.html (1788 words)

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