1. Borrowed from Spanish Bodega, from Latin apotheca (“storehouse”), from Ancient Greek ἀποθήκη (apothḗkē, “storehouse”)

2. Granaries and storehouses were usually located near the temples.

3. Who Has Storehouses of Snow and Hail?

4. Storehouses were laid desolate, and barns had to be torn down.

5. Many think of clouds as the storehouses of snow.

6. This book is a storehouse of useful information.

7. He was charged with torching a storehouse.

8. Instead of hauling the snow away, workers pack it in storehouses.

9. “Bring All the Tenth Parts Into the Storehouse”

10. We also hear about the storehouse of biodiversity.

11. But the best storehouse is the family storeroom.

12. (b) How is the symbolic wheat being brought into Jehovah’s storehouse?

13. 9 The local archives service offers a storehouse of material.

14. He suddenly cried out that the storehouse was on fire.

15. This man worked at a storehouse for brewery products.

16. The local archives service offers a storehouse of material.

17. Gathering into the storehouse: Anointed Christians are gathered into the restored congregation

18. After the explosion of the storehouse the storekeeper was dazed.

19. Each storehouse may be as large or as small as circumstances require.

20. It comprises a vast and ever-changing storehouse of information and entertainment.

21. 20 He suddenly cried out that the storehouse was on fire.

22. They have truly brought the whole tithe into the storehouse.

23. The storehouse is under the care of a retired worker.

24. The watchman of the storehouse will be relieved at 10 p.m.

25. 44 On that day men were appointed over the storehouses+ for the contributions,+ the firstfruits,+ and the tenths.

26. Our history - national and imperial - provides a wonderful storehouse of film drama.

27. The national genetics data bank will be a storehouse of hundreds of blood samples.

28. PhosphoCreatine (PC) functions as a “storehouse for high energy phosphate”2.

29. The police hasn't found out who set fire to the storehouse.

30. All Judah then brought the tithe of the grain, wine and oil into the storehouses.

31. According to Kramer, the Internet is a storehouse of lies and misinformation.

32. Or to put it differently, he saw in nature a storehouse of artistic forms.

33. The workers leaped into the work of repairing the roof of the storehouse.

34. 9 Herethecircumstance falls, technical personnel key did perambulate, search to storehouse periphery.

35. * Excess goods shall be given into my storehouse, D&C 70:7–8.

36. □ What is the tithe that Christians are invited to bring to the storehouse?

37. Road from storehouse to front of coke oven shall be even and unhindered.

38. * Welfare Services builds its first bishops’ storehouses and home storage centers outside the United States, in Mexico.

39. Go and be a hanger-on at Henry's storehouses, and pick up what grain you can.

40. After a hefty extraordinary charge for disposals and closures, Storehouse showed a ￡3m loss.

41. The surplus was taken to a storehouse and distributed to others who were hungry.

42. In 946, he spent 70,000 sacks of grain from the royal storehouses to support Buddhism in the country.

43. Less than a day later, American military aircraft began delivering 400,000 hallal meals from storehouses in Dubai.

44. Therefore, a storehouse may include a list of available services, money, food, or other commodities.

45. 13:30) But how is the symbolic wheat now being brought into Jehovah’s storehouse?

46. The saturated zone beneath the water table is called an aquifer, and Aquifers are huge storehouses of water

47. In an effort to make a secure future sure for himself, the landowner made plans to build bigger storehouses.

48. She looked around like a person hopeless of finding one small item in a huge storehouse.

49. Volunteers came with supplies from the bishops’ storehouse to provide help to those in need.

50. Is it wisdom recklessly to gouge and pump from the earth at accelerated speed this marvelous storehouse of energy?

51. “Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mine house” (Malachi 3:10).

52. - ancillary facilities (a bay acting as workshop-storehouse, offices and building for staff, enclosure, hedge and gardens),

53. Using as data what respondents say about themselves offers the social researcher access to a vast storehouse of information.

54. Here he erected a storehouse and a fortified house, creating the first settlement in Puerto Rico, Caparra.

55. We have built grain storage and storehouses and stocked them with the necessities of life in the event of a disaster.

56. However, Storehouse paid a total of ￡536 compensation to five former directors for loss of office last year.

57. The nether side of meaning, the storehouse of representations that do not fit the current Symbolic order, threatens this stability.

58. It was only three minutes down the road, and Jim always had a storehouse of odds and ends.

59. By 1562, there were "stables, servants' lodgings, kitchen, bakehouse, brewhouse, malting house, storehouses, and an aisled hall" within the castle walls.

60. As sisters we make up more than half of the Lord’s storehouse to help Heavenly Father’s children.

61. A Korean cavalry division took advantage of the open field at Songjin, and pushed the Japanese forces into a grain storehouse.

62. Aquifers are essentially huge storehouses of water that can be found under Earth’s surface, trapped in the empty spaces between the rocks

63. The economy was built largely on military operations, as the Benicia Arsenal was the largest storehouse for weapons and

64. The plantation-style home is comfortable, not ostentatious, furnishings a rustic combination of flea market antiques and Storehouse chic.

65. He decided to tear down the storehouses that he had and build bigger ones to store all the excess grain and good things.

66. Jonʹa·than the son of Uz·ziʹah was over the storehouses* in the fields, in the cities, in the villages, and in the towers.

67. He wanted to instill the habit of absorbing information; he wanted them to build up a storehouse of knowledge.

68. The granary ran low one day, while the masses were still hungry, so Ansovinus ordered the storehouse doors shut.

69. The appurtenant works, such as steps, fountain, architectural sketch, enclosing wall, simple storehouse and other architectures, is indispensable to the main works.

70. 15 And they did not deviate from the king’s commandment to the priests and the Levites concerning any matter or concerning the storehouses.

71. Hence, until that time let each of us show our appreciation and love for Jehovah by bringing the whole tithe into the storehouse.

72. The Storehouse chairman feels far more at home leading the expansion of the group he has built up so assiduously.

73. He carries a winnowing shovel in his hand and will gather the wheat into his storehouse but will burn up and destroy the chaff.’

74. The organization of Relief Society enabled the Lord’s storehouse of talent, time, and means to be administered in wisdom and order.

75. Our storehouse of Bible knowledge and understanding will help us to reject what is wicked and to do what is fine.

76. 6 And the storehouse shall be kept by the consecrations of the church; and awidows and orphans shall be provided for, as also the bpoor.

77. Merce Ridgway, Bayman, musician, and storehouse of folklore and philosophy, opens our eyes to a beautiful, simple way of life barely imaginable to most Americans today

78. Experience has brought me only one regret: that I could not Byzantinize more deeply from the start, sacking that historic storehouse of popular worship

79. 27 And Hez·e·kiʹah came to have vast riches and glory;+ and he made storehouses+ for himself for silver, gold, precious stones, balsam oil, shields, and for all the desirable articles.

80. No man has escorted either light or darkness to its home or has entered the storehouses of snow and hail that God keeps back for “the day of fight and war.”