BDB 1906 — scan section 438

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Work: Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon

Passage referenceBDB 1906 — scan section 438

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smiting sea ttfyl DJ3 nam Zc io" (Bev3Tb"msi '""••"prop. D^3J). 4. Of God, a. smite with (3) a plague, disease, etc.: — blindness Gn 1911 (J), 2 K 61818 cf. Zc 1 24-4 (symbol.); of Egyptian plagues EX320 915 (both J), 1 S48, without 3 Ex 7" (J), 12" (P), •f 136'° (acc. + Dnn'oiQ); 0tller plagues Nu 1412 (JE), Dt 2822-27-28-35 1 S 56 2 S 24" Jb 27 Am 49 Hg 217 Mai 324; without 3, 1 S59 2K 1935 = Is3726; Nun38 (JE; DP* + acc. c°gn-): smite vines with (3) blight ^ 1 o 5s3. b. smile = chastise, or …

Source: A Hebrew and English lexicon of the Old Testament : with an appendix containing the biblical Aramaic
Rights: Public domain
Reading language: eng
Source language: eng
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