Biblical Commentary On the Old Testament
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Ver. 4. " He loill not become faint or broken, till He establish light upon earth, and the islands wait for His instruc- tion." As nna* (become faint) points back to nna nDB'S (the faint or glimmering wick), so pi; must point back to ps"i njp (the bruised or broken reed) ; it cannot therefore be derived from pT (to run) in the sense of " He will not be rash or impe- tuous, but execute His calling with wise moderation," as Heng- stenberg supposes, but as in Eccles. xii. 6, from f-?"; = }''i*^ (G...es.
§ 67, Anm. 9), in the neuter sense of infringetur (will break).
His zeal will not be extinguished, nor will anything break His strength, till He shall have secured for right a firm standing on the earth (CB'*^ is a fut. ex. so far as the meaning is concerned, ^ "^d victoriam enim x.pi(iiv perducit qui ad veritaiem perducit.''^ — Anger.
CHAP. XLH. 5-7. 177 like ysy in cli. x. 12). The question arises now, whether what follows is also governed by IJ?, in the sense of " and until the islands shall have believed his instruction," as Hitzig supposes ; or whether it is an independent sentence, as rendered by the XiXX.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ver. 4. " He loill not become faint or broken, till He establish light upon earth, and the islands wait for His instruc- tion." As nna* (become faint) points back to nna nDB'S (the faint or glimmering wick), so pi; must point back to ps"i njp (the bruised or broken reed) ; it cannot therefore be derived from pT (to run) in the sense of " He will not be rash or impe- tuous, but execute His calling with wise moderation," as Heng- stenberg supposes, but as in Eccles. xii. 6, from f-?"; = }''i*^ (G...es.
§ 67, Anm. 9), in the neuter sense of infringetur (will break).
His zeal will not be extinguished, nor will anything break His strength, till He shall have secured for right a firm standing on the earth (CB'*^ is a fut. ex. so far as the meaning is concerned, ^ "^d victoriam enim x.pi(iiv perducit qui ad veritaiem perducit.''^ — Anger.
CHAP. XLH. 5-7. 177 like ysy in cli. x. 12). The question arises now, whether what follows is also governed by IJ?, in the sense of " and until the islands shall have believed his instruction," as Hitzig supposes ; or whether it is an independent sentence, as rendered by the XiXX.
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