Alternative Readings in the Hebrew of the Books of Samuel
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The vowels, moreover, as well as the substituted consonant, suggest a verb with the 3rd fem. sing, suffix, and the context determines the form: rPSTl- This would mean "and he brought it up", assum- ing that the cook advanced to the place where the most honored guests were sitting, from the "lower" end of the "guest-chamber" where the food was being prepared. This second (perfectly plausible) reading was combined with the other. Q*n can i* 1 VT" either case very well be translated as above, "and... the cook took up", i. e. the thigh from where it had been lying.
CHAPTER X.
19. Why D^n T\hD ">3 )h nptfni "And ye have said unto him, (But) set a king over us". "Q may be regarded here as only the sign of a direct quotation following. But the fact that " l 3 so often is used after the negative, in the sense "but", sug- gests to the reader the possibility of reading fcO instead of )y, thus translating the sentence : "And ye have said, Nay, but set a king over us". So the Greek, Syriac and Latin versions !
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The vowels, moreover, as well as the substituted consonant, suggest a verb with the 3rd fem. sing, suffix, and the context determines the form: rPSTl- This would mean "and he brought it up", assum- ing that the cook advanced to the place where the most honored guests were sitting, from the "lower" end of the "guest-chamber" where the food was being prepared. This second (perfectly plausible) reading was combined with the other. Q*n can i* 1 VT" either case very well be translated as above, "and... the cook took up", i. e. the thigh from where it had been lying.
CHAPTER X.
19. Why D^n T\hD ">3 )h nptfni "And ye have said unto him, (But) set a king over us". "Q may be regarded here as only the sign of a direct quotation following. But the fact that " l 3 so often is used after the negative, in the sense "but", sug- gests to the reader the possibility of reading fcO instead of )y, thus translating the sentence : "And ye have said, Nay, but set a king over us". So the Greek, Syriac and Latin versions !
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