Notes On the Hebrew Text of the Books of Kings
Notes On the Hebrew Text of the Books of Kings
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Dl'' nt^y n:j>Dnn] Pesh. Umaji here and in v. 33, i. E. 'upon the full moon'; cf Heb. ND33 Ps. 81. 4.
3n3] ' Like //^ feast, ' i. E. The feast of Tabernacles ; cf. Ch. 8. 2, 65. This, however, was on the fifteenth day of the seventh month, Lev. 23. 34 ; hence the statement of v. 33*^.
nnrnn i^y i^y^i] Cf. R/^. 1. 53 «^/.
nc^y IK^X ♦ ♦, r\m p] There can be little doubt that this latter portion of v. 32, together with the first three words of v. 33 i'yi niTIon ?y repeated from the previous verse,... represents a very early gloss inserted on account of the omission in v. 30. After the loss of the words to be supplied in this latter verse, 1 ^xn''3 i^N inxn ^yih, it is clear that the reference to the institution of the priests and the * Da. 's explanation of ms-:? bip n« as ' a known kind of divine rustling ' is inadequate; § 72, Rem. 4.
XII. 32— XIII 179 festival, vv. 31, 32^*, might be taken to refer only to the sanctuary at Dan, and so give rise to this explanatory insertion. Notice the awkwardness of iW^ p asyndetos, and ^'^ti'^'P!\ perf.
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Dl'' nt^y n:j>Dnn] Pesh. Umaji here and in v. 33, i. E. 'upon the full moon'; cf Heb. ND33 Ps. 81. 4.
3n3] ' Like //^ feast, ' i. E. The feast of Tabernacles ; cf. Ch. 8. 2, 65. This, however, was on the fifteenth day of the seventh month, Lev. 23. 34 ; hence the statement of v. 33*^.
nnrnn i^y i^y^i] Cf. R/^. 1. 53 «^/.
nc^y IK^X ♦ ♦, r\m p] There can be little doubt that this latter portion of v. 32, together with the first three words of v. 33 i'yi niTIon ?y repeated from the previous verse,... represents a very early gloss inserted on account of the omission in v. 30. After the loss of the words to be supplied in this latter verse, 1 ^xn''3 i^N inxn ^yih, it is clear that the reference to the institution of the priests and the * Da. 's explanation of ms-:? bip n« as ' a known kind of divine rustling ' is inadequate; § 72, Rem. 4.
XII. 32— XIII 179 festival, vv. 31, 32^*, might be taken to refer only to the sanctuary at Dan, and so give rise to this explanatory insertion. Notice the awkwardness of iW^ p asyndetos, and ^'^ti'^'P!\ perf.
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