A Critical And Exegetical Commentary On Judges
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703-705; Wetzstein, Zeitschr. f. Ethnologic, 1873, p. 285 ff.; cf. Delitzsch, Hoheslied, p. i7o£f. — m'ni N'n pii] ac tantum ilia unigenita fuit. Cf. Job ii5, nnV i:k pn nnSsNi. — nai ja «pD i"? i'n] the masc. suff. is perhaps to be explained as attraction to the following p, and is more probably from the hand of a scribe than of the author. (gAVLMO ttXjjii air^f. The Massora notes six passages in which IJDD is read where njDD would be expected (jn'^D) ; see Norzi ad loc, and Frensdorff, Massor...et. W'orterb., p. 255. — 35. ':nj;i3n yiD.i] Hiph. is here causative to Kal in the sense, 'sink down, collapse' (the knees giving way) under a blow or wound, 5"' 2 K. 9"; hence, strike down, prostrate, lay low, not bring low, i.e. humble (EV.). The identity of the consonants with those of the following n:ip, in which we may recognize an intentional paronomasia, has led to considerable confusion in the versions. — nDys n^n] not, one of those who, but, as, in the character of, one who brings disaster on me; cf.
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703-705; Wetzstein, Zeitschr. f. Ethnologic, 1873, p. 285 ff.; cf. Delitzsch, Hoheslied, p. i7o£f. — m'ni N'n pii] ac tantum ilia unigenita fuit. Cf. Job ii5, nnV i:k pn nnSsNi. — nai ja «pD i"? i'n] the masc. suff. is perhaps to be explained as attraction to the following p, and is more probably from the hand of a scribe than of the author. (gAVLMO ttXjjii air^f. The Massora notes six passages in which IJDD is read where njDD would be expected (jn'^D) ; see Norzi ad loc, and Frensdorff, Massor...et. W'orterb., p. 255. — 35. ':nj;i3n yiD.i] Hiph. is here causative to Kal in the sense, 'sink down, collapse' (the knees giving way) under a blow or wound, 5"' 2 K. 9"; hence, strike down, prostrate, lay low, not bring low, i.e. humble (EV.). The identity of the consonants with those of the following n:ip, in which we may recognize an intentional paronomasia, has led to considerable confusion in the versions. — nDys n^n] not, one of those who, but, as, in the character of, one who brings disaster on me; cf.
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