The Anglican Proper Psalms Critical And Exegetical Notes On Obscure And Corrup
The Anglican Proper Psalms Critical And Exegetical Notes On Obscure And Corrup
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Again Siegfried-Stade regard the descrip- tion of the steer with horns and hoofs as highly superfluous, but this is merely ignoring the true holy passion of the worshipper. The words do not really mean 'having horns and hoofs' ; being denominative verbs and Hiph. Participles they mean 'producing, making horns and hoofs, ' the animal being not too young (when it would not have them in full outline) nor too old (when they might be inordinately large). G. Also interprets the verbs so : Kepara eicf...yepovra Kal O7r\a. Much of the enthusiasm exhibited in act and word by the sacrificer is not stated in the O. T. Simply because it was so 69] PROPER PSALMS 49 commonly seen by the people. Compare the following passage from the Babylonian religious rites. It is the prayer of a prophet consulting an oracle while he is presenting the sacrifice. 'Samas lord of judgment, Hadad lord of prophecy, I bring to you, I consecrate to you a clean young gazelle, the offspring of a gazelle, whose eyes are grey, whose face and right claw (hoof) are black.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again Siegfried-Stade regard the descrip- tion of the steer with horns and hoofs as highly superfluous, but this is merely ignoring the true holy passion of the worshipper. The words do not really mean 'having horns and hoofs' ; being denominative verbs and Hiph. Participles they mean 'producing, making horns and hoofs, ' the animal being not too young (when it would not have them in full outline) nor too old (when they might be inordinately large). G. Also interprets the verbs so : Kepara eicf...yepovra Kal O7r\a. Much of the enthusiasm exhibited in act and word by the sacrificer is not stated in the O. T. Simply because it was so 69] PROPER PSALMS 49 commonly seen by the people. Compare the following passage from the Babylonian religious rites. It is the prayer of a prophet consulting an oracle while he is presenting the sacrifice. 'Samas lord of judgment, Hadad lord of prophecy, I bring to you, I consecrate to you a clean young gazelle, the offspring of a gazelle, whose eyes are grey, whose face and right claw (hoof) are black.
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