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Shriveled and Useless Bottles Excerpt Bottles made of animal skin were often hung in tents and other places where  they were subject to the deteriorating action of the smoke from cook and camp  fires. In some cases, skins of wine were deliberately hung in the smoke to give the  wine a peculiar favor. When skin bottles were long exposed to smoke, they  became black, hard, and shriveled—good for nothing. That is the sense of the  figure of speech in our text-verse.  More Freeman, James M., and Harold J. Chadwick.  Manners & Customs of the Bible . North Brunswick, NJ: Bridge-Logos Publishers, 1998. Print.

Shriveled and Useless Bottles Excerpt Bottles made of animal skin were often hung in tents and other places where  they were subject to the deteriorating action of the smoke from cook and camp  fires. In some cases, skins of wine were deliberately hung in the smoke to give the  wine a peculiar favor. When skin bottles were long exposed to smoke, they  became black, hard, and shriveled—good for nothing. That is the sense of the  figure of speech in our text-verse.  More Freeman, James M., and Harold J. Chadwick.  Manners & Customs of the Bible . North Brunswick, NJ: Bridge-Logos Publishers, 1998. Print.

Shriveled and Useless Bottles Excerpt Bottles made of animal skin were often hung in tents and other places where  they were subject to the deteriorating action of the smoke from cook and camp  fires. In some cases, skins of wine were deliberately hung in the smoke to give the  wine a peculiar favor. When skin bottles were long exposed to smoke, they  became black, hard, and shriveled—good for nothing. That is the sense of the  figure of speech in our text-verse.  More Freeman, James M., and Harold J. Chadwick.  Manners & Customs of the Bible . North Brunswick, NJ: Bridge-Logos Publishers, 1998. Print.

Shriveled and Useless Bottles ‎Bottles made of animal skin were often hung in tents and other places where they were subject to the deteriorating action of the smoke from cook and camp fires. In some cases, skins of wine were deliberately hung in the smoke to give the wine a peculiar favor. When skin bottles were long exposed to smoke, they became black, hard, and shriveled—good for nothing. That is the sense of the figure of speech in our text-verse. Freeman, James M., and Harold J. Chadwick. Manners & Customs of the Bible. North Brunswick, NJ: Bridge-Logos Publishers, 1998. Print.

Shriveled and Useless Bottles Excerpt ‎Bottles made of animal skin were often hung in tents and other places where they were subject to the deteriorating action of the smoke from cook and camp fires. In some cases, skins of wine were deliberately hung in the smoke to give the wine a peculiar favor. When skin bottles were long exposed to smoke, they became black, hard, and shriveled—good for nothing. That is the sense of the figure of speech in our text-verse. Freeman, James M., and Harold J. Chadwick. Manners & Customs of the Bible. North Brunswick, NJ: Bridge-Logos Publishers, 1998. Print.