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The term "skin trade" in scripture likely refers to the buying and selling of animal skins, which was common in ancient times for various uses such as clothing, shelter, and trade goods. Seeing this trade in a literal sense would involve witnessing these transactions or understanding the economic importance of animal skins in traditional societies.

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