The Universal Bible Dictionary
The Universal Bible Dictionary
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31 ; Ps. 150. 4). The context points to a general term for a wind-instrument as distinguished from a " harp " or string instrument.
Ori'on. The constellation referred to in Job 9. 9, 38. 31, and Amos 5. 8 is that known to us under the same name.
Ornaments. The inhabitants of Palestine as of the East at the present day were devoted to finery. Isaiah (3. 18-23) describes the articles worn by luxurious women in his day. Orna- ments were lavishly displayed at festivals, whether of a public or priva...te character, par- ticularly at weddings (Isai. 61. 10 ; Jer. 2. 32 ; Hos. 2. 13). In times of public mourning they were laid aside (Ex. 33. 4-6). The "earring" of Gen. 24. 22 should be " nose-ring. " " Brace- lets " of Gen. 38. 18 should read "string"; " bracelets " and " tablets " of Ex. 35. 22 should be "brooches" and "armlets. " Or'nan. A Jebusite prince whose thrashing- floor was purchased by David for an altar (1 Ch. 21. 15-25; 2 Ch. 3. 1). In 2 Sam. 24. 18-24 the name is Araunah (which see).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
31 ; Ps. 150. 4). The context points to a general term for a wind-instrument as distinguished from a " harp " or string instrument.
Ori'on. The constellation referred to in Job 9. 9, 38. 31, and Amos 5. 8 is that known to us under the same name.
Ornaments. The inhabitants of Palestine as of the East at the present day were devoted to finery. Isaiah (3. 18-23) describes the articles worn by luxurious women in his day. Orna- ments were lavishly displayed at festivals, whether of a public or priva...te character, par- ticularly at weddings (Isai. 61. 10 ; Jer. 2. 32 ; Hos. 2. 13). In times of public mourning they were laid aside (Ex. 33. 4-6). The "earring" of Gen. 24. 22 should be " nose-ring. " " Brace- lets " of Gen. 38. 18 should read "string"; " bracelets " and " tablets " of Ex. 35. 22 should be "brooches" and "armlets. " Or'nan. A Jebusite prince whose thrashing- floor was purchased by David for an altar (1 Ch. 21. 15-25; 2 Ch. 3. 1). In 2 Sam. 24. 18-24 the name is Araunah (which see).
What to read after The Universal Bible Dictionary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A R Augustus Robert Buckland to read onlineMoreLess
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