Biblical Commentary On the book of Job volume 2
Biblical Commentary On the book of Job volume 2
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Qa'ada fi hauicihi, he set himself beside him. From the signification to be empty then comes, (1) hawat el-mar'atu, i. E. Vacua fait mulier = orla liberis, as x*ip», 296 THE BOOK OF JOB.
ch. Xxxiii. 16) the hand of all men that they cannot, viz. On account of the cold out of doors, be opened for work, that all people of His work (i. E. Thanking Him for their origin as His handiwork, ch. Xxxiv. 19) may come to the perception (of Him who doeth all things). The expression is remarkable, and by the... insertion of a rD may be as easily cleared up as ch.
xxxiii. 17: ^>^'^!V^ Q'''C':^p2 nj;"i^, in order that each and every one may acknowledge His work ; after which even Jer.
translates : ut noverint swguli opera sua. The conjecture inlyy n^r:x (Schultens junior, Reiske, Hirz. ) is inferior to the former (Olsh. ) by its awkward synecdoche num. The fut.
consec. In ver. 8 continues the description of what happens in consequence of the cold rainy season ; the expression calls to mind Ps. Civ. 22, as ch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Qa'ada fi hauicihi, he set himself beside him. From the signification to be empty then comes, (1) hawat el-mar'atu, i. E. Vacua fait mulier = orla liberis, as x*ip», 296 THE BOOK OF JOB.
ch. Xxxiii. 16) the hand of all men that they cannot, viz. On account of the cold out of doors, be opened for work, that all people of His work (i. E. Thanking Him for their origin as His handiwork, ch. Xxxiv. 19) may come to the perception (of Him who doeth all things). The expression is remarkable, and by the... insertion of a rD may be as easily cleared up as ch.
xxxiii. 17: ^>^'^!V^ Q'''C':^p2 nj;"i^, in order that each and every one may acknowledge His work ; after which even Jer.
translates : ut noverint swguli opera sua. The conjecture inlyy n^r:x (Schultens junior, Reiske, Hirz. ) is inferior to the former (Olsh. ) by its awkward synecdoche num. The fut.
consec. In ver. 8 continues the description of what happens in consequence of the cold rainy season ; the expression calls to mind Ps. Civ. 22, as ch.
What to read after Biblical Commentary On the book of Job volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franz Julius Delitzsch to read onlineMoreLess
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