BDB 1906 — scan section 623
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Work: Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon
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hsu_bc157178-912c-48ef-bc5f-b3ec930ab6a5This identity belongs to this edition’s reading. Cross-witness correspondence awaits review.
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=ny-in rm v23, cf. rmn 1 k 2 2,l="»i?B' 1 v2223 = 2 TCThI820•21•22=", nn'iK22M=2 Ch i8a; cf. also (in earlier prophets) nnn t5"N, i.e. one possessed by the spirit in the ecstatic state, || >Pa|n Ho 97; "• nn Mi 38 (|| flfc) is prob. gloss (We Now); Wl ^ IS301; rm dealing with Ezek.: Ez 23 3121424 83 1 11524 (Co gloss), 371 43s (all implying ecstatic state of vision), cf. Elijah 1 K 1812 2 K 216. b. spirit as impelling proph. to utter instruction or warning(higher and later conception) : transition prob. N…
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- A Hebrew and English lexicon of the Old Testament : with an appendix containing the biblical Aramaic
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