The book of Habakkuk Introduction Translation And Notes On the Hebrew Text
The book of Habakkuk Introduction Translation And Notes On the Hebrew Text
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6. Isb^ ^trb] Cf. Num. 237. 18^ 243' 15, 20, 21, 23. Jb. 27^ 29^ 'Ji nn^n nriioi] n5f^i50 = ' satire. ' Only again Pr. 1°. The M. T (st ver. /ect. ) = ' satire (even) pointed sayings with reference to him. ' nn^n will be in apposition to T]Tbr2, explaining more precisely its nature and NOTES ON THE HEBREW TEXT 199 meaning. -i»K"'"i may be explained as an individua- lising singular (cf. Ex. 31^^; Lev. I;^*, 19^); but, as there would not appear to be any special reason for this construction here,... it would be better, if the present consonantal text is accepted, to punctuate -inx-l (so We. , Now. , ^ Mar. ). The clause, however, is not very elegant, and it is questionable whether it represents the original text. The combination niT'n nv^D is not natural, and what we expect is a verb in place of nn^n (perhaps nim^?) answering to isb", while the following idk'' 1^ is possibly a corruption of ibx!^. The versions render variously: LXX. K. 7rp6^\rjfia el
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6. Isb^ ^trb] Cf. Num. 237. 18^ 243' 15, 20, 21, 23. Jb. 27^ 29^ 'Ji nn^n nriioi] n5f^i50 = ' satire. ' Only again Pr. 1°. The M. T (st ver. /ect. ) = ' satire (even) pointed sayings with reference to him. ' nn^n will be in apposition to T]Tbr2, explaining more precisely its nature and NOTES ON THE HEBREW TEXT 199 meaning. -i»K"'"i may be explained as an individua- lising singular (cf. Ex. 31^^; Lev. I;^*, 19^); but, as there would not appear to be any special reason for this construction here,... it would be better, if the present consonantal text is accepted, to punctuate -inx-l (so We. , Now. , ^ Mar. ). The clause, however, is not very elegant, and it is questionable whether it represents the original text. The combination niT'n nv^D is not natural, and what we expect is a verb in place of nn^n (perhaps nim^?) answering to isb", while the following idk'' 1^ is possibly a corruption of ibx!^. The versions render variously: LXX. K. 7rp6^\rjfia el
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