Notes On the Hebrew Text And the Topography of the Books of Samuel With An Intr
Notes On the Hebrew Text And the Topography of the Books of Samuel With An Intr
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But the sense of hostility expressed by the Arabic root is, it will be observed, a special and derived one : is it likely, or indeed credible, that from a root meaning ferbtiit a simple participial formation should have acquired the definite sense of etumy ? The etymology proposed is well intended : but it cannot be said to have probability in its favour.
It follows that if "iiy has here the sense of Ihy enemy, it must be an example of a strong and pronounced Aramaism, such as, in pre- sumably ...early Hebrew, is in the highest degree improbable. Only two alternatives are open to us. Either "]"iy is an error of transcrip- tion for ^j^. If ^ (cf. In that case, for the thought, Lam. 2, 4 ; Is. 63, 10), or, with LXX and Pesh. , J^P"Dy "''"T'l 'and is become on the side of thy neighbour ' must be read (cf. Vl with reference to David, v. 17, and 15, 28, and for the thought 18, 12 "ID ^iNtJ' oyoi itsy nin^ HM ••3). Nyn ny is accepted by most moderns (Th, Hitzig, Noldeke, Gralz, Reinke, Kp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the sense of hostility expressed by the Arabic root is, it will be observed, a special and derived one : is it likely, or indeed credible, that from a root meaning ferbtiit a simple participial formation should have acquired the definite sense of etumy ? The etymology proposed is well intended : but it cannot be said to have probability in its favour.
It follows that if "iiy has here the sense of Ihy enemy, it must be an example of a strong and pronounced Aramaism, such as, in pre- sumably ...early Hebrew, is in the highest degree improbable. Only two alternatives are open to us. Either "]"iy is an error of transcrip- tion for ^j^. If ^ (cf. In that case, for the thought, Lam. 2, 4 ; Is. 63, 10), or, with LXX and Pesh. , J^P"Dy "''"T'l 'and is become on the side of thy neighbour ' must be read (cf. Vl with reference to David, v. 17, and 15, 28, and for the thought 18, 12 "ID ^iNtJ' oyoi itsy nin^ HM ••3). Nyn ny is accepted by most moderns (Th, Hitzig, Noldeke, Gralz, Reinke, Kp.
What to read after Notes On the Hebrew Text And the Topography of the Books of Samuel With An Intr?
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