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com Not as comprehensive as others but valuable for people who want to go more in-depth into words of Old Testament. Great resource for Quick Reference Рецензія користувача - David Kilpatrick - Christianbook. com I've have had the original 2 volume set since when I took Hebrew. Інші видання - Показати все Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament, Том 1 Robert Laird Harris , Gleason Leonard Archer , Bruce K. Waltke Попередній перегляд недоступний - Про автора R. LAIRD HARRIS B. Publish Date. Here is the TWOT reference for the word bârâ' [Strong's H]: TWOT - The number refers to the entry number of the word. Subjects Hebrew , Dictionaries , Bible , Theology , Hebrew language , English. People R. Laird Harris , Gleason L. Archer , Bruce K. Places Israel. Times Old Testament of the Bible. Edition Availability 1. Theological wordbook of the Old Testament: TWOT , Moody Press. Hardcover in English. Libraries near you: WorldCat. Book Details Published in Chicago.

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Botterweck and H. Ringren, JETS Journal of the Evangelical Theological Theological Dictionary of the 0. JNES Journal of Near Eastern Studies THAT E. Jenni u. Westermann, Theologi- JQR Jewish Quarterly Review sches Handbuch zum Alten Testa- JSS Journal of Semitic Studies ment. ThT Theology Today WBC Wycliffe Bible Commentary, ed. TOT Theology of the Old Testament author Pfeiffer and E. Harrison, specified for different titles WBE Wycliffe Bible Encyclopedia, ed. TS Theological Studies Pfeiffer, H. Vos, J. Rea, UT C. Gordon, Ugaritic Textbook, WJT Westminster Theological Journal Grammar cited by chapter and sec- YBis E. tion; texts cited by chap 16 and I, II, III, of line. Glossary cited by chap 19 and no. of word YGC W. Albright, Yahweh and the Gods of Vos,BT G. Vos, Biblical Theology, Canaan, vRTOT G. von Rad, Theology of the Old Tes- ZAW Zeitschrift für alttestamentliche Wis- tament, Eng. I, II, senschaft vS.

AkkH W. vonSoden, Akkadisches Handwör- Zor F. Zorrell and L. Semkowski, Lexicon terbuch hebraicum et aramaicum V. Supp VT ZPEB Pictorial Encyclopedia of the Bible, Vulg The Vulgate version of the Bible in ed. Tenney, Zondervan, 1-V, Latin See no. death or also to etemal punishment. easy question. Obviously the word usually refers :·M 'öb. to some great 1oss, in most cases death. Esther·s famous self-dedication. I perish"' ::H "hb. Assumed root of the following. I "eh freshness, fresh green. only that. The verses that may look beyond the grave to 'äbib. This noun refers to barley that further affiiction for the wicked may be listed: Ps is already ripe, but still soft. the grains of which 10 [H 11J: cf. are eaten either rubbed or roasted KB. The ASV vv. and RSVagree but see Lev 2: The seventh : and Ezk These verses, like many plague brought ruinous hail upon Egypt's barley others, can be interpreted to refer only to death crop at least two weeks before it was fully of the body.

But they are in a context of consid- ripened and ready for harvest Ex Abib eration of the hereafter. One · s conclusion will was also the early name later. Nisan of the first doubtless be influenced by general considera- month of the Jewish calendar the month of tions. If the oT "has no belief in any life beyond Passover. In that month the barley came to ear. the grave worthy of the name, · · as N. Snaith says but the usual time of harvest was the second DIOT, p. According to Lev 2: 14 the grain pressed to speak of etemal destruction of the offering was to consist of the firstfruits of "ähih. But if immortality is found repeatedly in This root occurs ten times. Ps, Prov, etc. Dahood argues, then they Bibliography: Smick. in may See Psalms, III. in AB, pp.

xli-lii and WBE. Smick, E. Psalms 49 and 73 are frequently cited as refer- ring to a future life. the verb 2 i;~ "abad perish, be destroyed; Piel and used for Elijah's translation to heaven and also Hiphil destroy. used in Ps , "take me to glory. grave" N1v or "death will feed on them" may 2b :,i:M 'aheda lost thing e. Deut weil refer to everlasting destruction. wicked is impressive. Ezekiel 16, if it refers as 2d tii"T;~ "ahaddbn destruction, ruin, many think to Satan who inspired the prince of Abaddon. Tyre, does not bear on the punishment of the wicked, but on Satan himself. He who once The verb 'äbad is a common word for to die, walked in the holy mountain ofGod. in the midst or, in the case ofthings, reputation, etc. The cognates in Akkadian, Arabic, and destroyed "iibad and in the process removed Ugaritic express similar ideas. In the Pie! and from min the mountain ofGod and the stones of Hiphil it is used transitively in the sense of kill or fire.

lt sounds like etemal punishment. break down houses, idols, kingdoms. Egypt was destroyed Ex KJV, NASB: "ruined," 'abaddön. Destruction, Abaddon. This word is RSV,NIV though Pharaoh would not admit it. transliterated in Rev 9: 11 and used as the Hebrew Joshua wamed that if Israel sinned they would name ofthe devil, called in Greek Apollyon. This soon perish from the land Josh Jonah · s usage is not identical with the oT ·usage, but is an gourd came up in a night and perished in a night interesting commentary on it. The word is used Jon 4: The foolish and senseless people per- six times in the oT. Twice it is in parallel with ish Ps 10 [H II]. The sixth time 21]. Job 12 the word stands alone. lt is obvious Probably the main theological question about that the word refers to the destruction of the this root is whether it refers merely to physical grave, but the contexts are not clear enough to.

prove that it refers to etemal destruction. The occurs with shäma ·. Psalm 88 refers to the troubles of whereas shiima· indicates complete obedience" the Psalmist and though it is highly poetic, can TDOT. hardly be referred to a place of torment. On such The idea of exercising the will is expressed matters other passages must also be consulted when one is asked to acquiesce to another's re- e. Job ; lsa quest e. in II Sam David is not willing to Bibliography: Heide! cases where the will is exercisec'I against God's of Chicago, , pp.

Harris, R. Fi- Man-God's Eternal Creation, Moody, , nally, the refusal to comply may carry overtones pp. The refusal of the people is summed up in R. the words. Mt This word is also used of God's unwillingness 3 M1't. C 'äba I, accede to a wish, accept a re- to destroy his people owing to his love for promi- nent men offaith e. Moses, David. Deut ; proach , want to, be willing, consent to ASV and II Kgs ; , and of his unwillingness to Rsv similar except in cases where secondary implications predominate. pardon them when his love and patience are repeatedly spurned II Kgs Derivatives Most interesting is Deut Israel pass. eytmology dubi- liver him into Israel's hand. One in the state of wanting, a needy or The primary meaning of this root is "'the poor person. The etymology is uncertain. ASV willingness inclination to do something under and RSV translate similarly. Qal participle of rish "destitute'". This noun has l äpa.

f implying a compliance suiting what is fit- a questionable connection with Ugaritic 'hyn t. ting, or a favorable disposition, and yä'al indicat- Some scholars say 'ebytm is of Egyptian deriva- ing an exertion of one's will to do something. fions, and others of general occurs times. The verbal form occurs only in Semitic derivation G. lsa ; Job He may languages the root means "tobe unwilling," G. have lost his ancestral land Ex lt may be 8otterweck concludes that "the primary em- that he has reverted to borrowing Deut He may be the recipicnt of special gifts on ical factor in the inner man cf. He may be without clothing with nepesh as subject!

but on the main be- Job 19 or lacking food Ps havioral patterns and actions in which the inten- used in this sense of material want the "poor" is tion is manifested" TDOT, I, p. But possi- one who has fallen on hard times Job bly the cognates are only showing a polarity of This noun is used socially of those needing pro- meaning. In the Mosaic legislation God provides The basic meaning of the verb is set forth in protection for the needy among his people by those two cases where it is used positively commanding that they be treated fairly and that perhaps originally only with negative significa- payment of loans should be forgiven them in the tion, 8.

Johnson, TDOT, I, pp. Job year of release Deut God commands his speaks of a wild ass whose natural inclination is people to loan liberally to the needy Deut , to refuse man's service. In lsa , Israel is 9, 11 in spite of the release. And if a brother sells urged to show a positive intention toward God himself into slavery to pay his debts, he is to and not to "refuse" rnä'an and "reber· serve as a hired man only until the year of jubilee rntira , lsa Here, as often elsewhere, 'aha when he would go out free and return to the. property of his fathers Lev Finally, abab cf. lt designates primarily "be- getter," though by extension, ancestor, and This social sense is found throughout the OT.

metaphorically, an originator, chief, or associate In Prov the needy are those oppressed by the in some degree. wicked The king is to minister justice for The noun 'ab occurs times in the Hebrew them 31 :9 , and the good woman sees to their OT, plus nine times in the Aramaic the form need In the prophets Jer, Ezk, Arnos 'iibi, Job , KJV "my desire," is probably a the needy are those who are oppressed contrary verb, "l desire," from ba'ya, KB, cf. Asv, to Mosaic legislation by the wicked Arnos 4: 1 "would that". Most instances refer to a literal or who receive just treatment from the godly Jer father from Gen , even before the fact of Arnos especially has a major concern for paternity, 4: 1, down to Mal ; but 'iib may their rights. further Arnos ; ; , 6.

designate any man who occupies a position or King Josiah is praised because "he judged the receives recognition similar to that of a father: cause of the poor and needy" Jer the "father" of a servant is his master II Kgs lsaiah refers to the needy as the firstborn fa- 2: 12 ; "a father to the poor" Job 16 is their vored ones of God. He teils us that God is their protector; "a father to the inhabitants of stro'nghold lsa The psalms where thirty- Jerusalem" lsa is their governor; and "a three of the sixty occurrences appear usually use father to Pharaoh" Gen is his advisor. Hence, David can describe Jud , or king 1 Sam [H 12] , or himself as needy Ps H ; The even-as a personification-the grave, "Thou art needy are the godly who walk uprightly Ps my father" Job God's true spiritual people are the needy In other passages 'ab refers to a grandfather Ps who are oppressed by the wicked Ps Gen ; [H 10] or more remote ancestor [H 6] within Israel and whose stronghold is Gen ; I Kgs ; cf.

Ex , "fathers' God himself Ps ! Consequently, they cry fathers" , especially iffounding a tribal unit, e. to God for help Ps [H 6]; [H 61 , and he Abraham as the father of the Hebrews Deut delivers them Ps [H 18]. lsa ; cf. McKenzie, J. Jsaiah, in AB, p. If a clan congregated in one Bibliography: Fensham, F. Charles, "Wid- area, its ancestor could then be called, for exam- ow, Orphan, and Poor in Ancient Near Eastern ple, the father of Tekoa or of Hebron 1 Chr , Legal and Wisdom Literature," JNES From this it was but a step to father as the Honeyman, A. who play the lyre and pipe" Gen Lambdin, Thomas 0. Patter- lsa 16 when he formed the nation lsa son, Richard D.

Yet his fatherhood concerns the Poor in the Old Testament and the Extra- primarily that covenantal, saving relationship, in Biblical Literature," BS which he loved Israel Hos 1; Jer 31 , Richardson, TWB, p. Van der Ploeg, J. Ward, William A. He shows TDOT, I, pp. THAT, 1, pp. particular paternal concern for the fatherless Ps L. Prov Apostates could even "say to [an idol made 4a t:tc 'ab father, forefather. ASV, RSV from] a tree, 'You are my father'" Jer similar, except that bet 'ab "father's Occasionally the entire creation is related to house," may be rendered "family. Father, forefather.

This primitive noun cf. the Ugaritic El's position as literal "father of apparently is derived from such baby sounds as mankind". Yet just as in the NT, the oT apart. lt thereby shifts the speaks of a universal fatherhood of God toward application of 'äh from God to Abraham, who men cf. Stevens·s concession, The Theol- hereafter becomes "father" of the faithful, both of? y of the NT, p. Malachi's ques- in respect to his subjective attitude of faith, Gai tion. hath not one ; Rom and his objective inheritance of God created us? is directed to those who righteousness, Gai ; Rom 4: inherit "the covenant of our fathers Bibliography: Anderson, K. ia king over Israel and mediator of the Davidic cov- Albright, W. appealed to God as his Archaeological Interpretation,;· BASOR Father v. the highest of the ram," JBL Frank Moore, kings of the earth" v.

Butjust as the "Yahweh and the God of the Patriarchs," HTR next verse speaks of David's "seed to endure Eitan, l. Gibson, J. LaGrange, M. dans l'AT," RB 5: Lehman, Manfred R. Simi- Law," BASOR Payne, J. Pope, Marvin H. the begotten Vf? aritic Texts, Supp VT 3: , esp. Son of God. Christ would then, in turn. become Richardson, TWB, pp. Stöger, A. New International Commentary. Jsaiah, Williams, James G. Wright, G. Terminology of Old Testament Religion and its toward them that fear him" Ps to- Significance," JNES 1: Young, E. TDNT, V, pp.

as in the NT Rom ; Gai ? Jeremiah THAT, I, pp. says, "My Father, thou art the guide of my J. youth"; but this may weil be the personified na- tion speaking cf. y, II, p. Yet individualization does appear in Ps 10, "When my father and mother forsake me, then c~i~ ' ebus. the Lord will take me up" cf. David's personal faith, I Sam ; Ps 23 , or in Prov 3: 12, "Whom C'l'. I~;~ 'tiba! son in whom he delights. due to its abuse in Canaanitish fertility cults 0. Baab, The Theolof? y of the OT, p. See nos. Occurs only in the Hith- Abram 'ahräm, Gen , literally, pael lsa 9: 17; Jud Godj is lofty. Asv and RSV said, "Your name will be Abraham 'abrähäm , translate similarly, but more uniformly for I will make you the father of a multitude, "mourn," w hile RSV occasionally reads 'ab-hamon of nations" v.

Some propose "grieve. Speiser, in AB, Derivatives Genesis, pp. But in light of the known 6a t,;~ 'ebel mourning. Arabic noun ruhämun, "multitude" KB, p. bat, no. often, in its thirty-nine occurrences, it is used d, which also may have asseverative force. figuratively, "The land moumeth" lsa Some propose a separate meaning, "to dry up,. tually preferable Jer Derivative Biblical mourning for the dead expressed by 9a i;:ii-t ' öbe n wheel, disk. involved emotion, usually ex- pressed audibly Jer 18; and visibly 'eben.

The meaning of 'eben is almost Gen ; Ps 14; Mic , especially for the singularly "stone," and in the ,cognate Semitic decease of important leaders II Chr ; languages both meaning and usage are the same. Ezk Professional mourning women could Stones are common in the middle east, and the be hired Jer ; Eccl , or the emotion word occurs more than times in the Hebrew could be merely simulated II Sam , 'abal, and Aramaic of the Bible. In all but a few places, Hithpael. which are cited below, the meaning is simply Yet the oT forbad such pagan exhibitions as tear- "stone. The usual meaning of 'eben underlying assurance of immortality Ps 73 hashshöham is "onyx stone," although "come- Job ; Prov and held out the pros- lians" NEB , lapis lazuli Torah and NAB , and pect of bodily resurrection Ps ; Isa 19; others appear here and the half dozen other Dan places where these two words come together.

This occurs with ·eben in Ezk seven days Gen I Sam 13; cf. II Sam and 1. An indication that the stone is valuable or even seventy Gen ; thirty in is the word millu'im, which basically means Num ; Deut From the first incident "full. where it means a jewelry "setting," and else- Bibliography: DeWard, Eileen F. or "costly" modifies it II Sam et al. In I Tur-Sinai, N. VI and Peres 'Uzza 2 Sam. combinations, the modifiers pük and riqmii, VI: 1 Chron Xlll ," VT 1: IDB, III, pp. translated in the KJVas "glistening" and "of di- THAT, I, pp. verse colours,.. Others have "antimony" J. and "colored" Rsv , "coloured" and "striped" rn , "carnelian" and "mosaic" NAR.

In Prov is found the expression 'eben! Jen, which is literally "stone of grace" and is usually rendered 7 ',::,M 'hl II. additional word combinations. II Chr , 'abel mäyim, literally, stream 'eben! Ezekiel ow"? BOB, p. From the an Aramaic type of participial form of yäbal context especially v. Albright, BASOR 15 ; this easily translated expression probably refers cf. lsa , yible mäyim, literally, "ditches of to a stone which sparkles. Even today diamonds water". the natural state. Genesis is the first usage of II Chr Abel-shittim Num , Abel- the word as building material. Jacob used a stone keramim Jud , which KJVtranslates "plain pillow Gen 11 and Moses sat on a stone Ex of the vineyards" , and Abel-meholah Stones were used to cover wells Gen But see Jer ; Arnos Jer , NIV.

Stones also 'äbel, found in I Sam 6: 18 should be read, with served as pillars or caims Gen 31 Natur- some MSS, 'eben "stone" cf. See 'ribel 1. and slinging Jud The word "stone" is used as a title for God. e 'ebus crib. Stones were made into tablets for writing, as I0b ci::i~r,, ma'abus granary. Occurs for the Ten Commandments Ex , or into only in Jer bowls Ex 7: From stone the images of false deities were carved Deut The phrase "hewn stone" 'eben ,:äzi1, Ex refers to r, 11~;,,:;~ 'aba'bü'öt. stones which were dressed or squared off. The w-0rd 'eben is used to denote the charac- teristics it possesses. Exodus refers to its 11 i':lM 'bq l. Assumed roqt of the following. weight and to its motionlessness. Else- 1Ja ;,;tot 'äbiiq dust. where its commonness is noted 1 Kgs Job 11b :,~;~ 'ahäqa powder. Occurs refers to its strength 6: 12 and firmness [H only in Song in the phrase 'abqat Akin to this last reference is Ezekiel's allu- rokel "powders of merchant," i.

sion to a "stony heart" scent powders. Occurs only in imperfectly known to us. Note the "royal stone" the Niphal Gen of II Sam KJV"king's weight". The word refers to "hailstones" e. The word "stone" appears in place names. Thou Founf' is "Eben-ezer" Heb 'eben 'eher, 'ebrä. Feather or wing. These nouns are hä'ezer, l Sam 7: There is also the "stone of probably derived from the same root. A de- Bohan" Josh , JB, translated "stone of Bo- nominative verb, 'ahar "to soar" or "toflutter," han" in KJVand "Eben-Bohan" in NAB ,and the appears only in Job the Berkley Version, and "Sliding Stone" in JB. The word azel l Sam 19 connected with 'äbir.

Mighty, the Mighty One of. This word oc- "stone·· may be a preposition or adjective, not a curs only in poetical passages. The first is Jacob's proper name. blessing on his son Joseph Gen The third Note that if an altar was built with stones, they stich of that verse, which contains this word, has were to be undressed stones, doubtless to make the expression "the hands of the Mighty One," impossible the engraving of idolatrous repre- which is paralleled in the preceding line by the sentations on them Ex ; Deut expression "hands were made strong. Emerton, J. Breastplate," Annual of Leeds University 5: The two appearances of the word 'äbir in Ps LeBas, Edwin E.

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