Hand-Book of Bible Manners And Customs
Hand-Book of Bible Manners And Customs
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vi, p. 26.
Digitized by Google IniahJ BIBLE m:aNNEKS AND CUSTOMS. 249 4§1.— LODGE IN A GARDEN.
I, 8. The daughter of Zion is lell as a cottage in a vineyard, as a lodge in a garden of cucumbers.
As the fields were not always provided with fences it became necessary to have persons to watch them, especially while the fruit was ripening, in order to keep off all depredators, whether man, beast, or bird. These *• keepers of a field " are referred to in Jer. iv, 17, and they are still to be seen in... the East. During the ripening season they watch day and night and through all sorts of weather, and hence need some protection firom ex- cessive heat, dew, or storm. Tliis protection is found in temporary huts, whJch are made of closely twined branches and leaves, or of pieces of mat- ting thrown over a rude framework of poles. Tliere is an allusion to such a frail structure in Job xxvii, 18, and also in Isa. xxiv, 20. When the crop is gathered and tlie field forsaken the deserted lodge soon leans and falls, aud the whole scene is one of utter lousiness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
vi, p. 26.
Digitized by Google IniahJ BIBLE m:aNNEKS AND CUSTOMS. 249 4§1.— LODGE IN A GARDEN.
I, 8. The daughter of Zion is lell as a cottage in a vineyard, as a lodge in a garden of cucumbers.
As the fields were not always provided with fences it became necessary to have persons to watch them, especially while the fruit was ripening, in order to keep off all depredators, whether man, beast, or bird. These *• keepers of a field " are referred to in Jer. iv, 17, and they are still to be seen in... the East. During the ripening season they watch day and night and through all sorts of weather, and hence need some protection firom ex- cessive heat, dew, or storm. Tliis protection is found in temporary huts, whJch are made of closely twined branches and leaves, or of pieces of mat- ting thrown over a rude framework of poles. Tliere is an allusion to such a frail structure in Job xxvii, 18, and also in Isa. xxiv, 20. When the crop is gathered and tlie field forsaken the deserted lodge soon leans and falls, aud the whole scene is one of utter lousiness.
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