A Critical And Exegetical Commentary On the book of Genesis With a New Translat
A Critical And Exegetical Commentary On the book of Genesis With a New Translat
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24). Its capital was Shushan or Susa (Dan. Viii. 2), now Shuster.
(4G) AssnuE seems to have originally occupied a district of Meso- potamia, which was bounded on the east by the Tigris (Gen. Ii. 14). The inviting plains and slopes on the east of the Tigris would soon occasion a migration of part of the nation across that river. It is possible there may have been an ancient Asshur occupying the same region even before the flood (Gen. Ii. 14).
(47) Arpakshad is traced in 'A/'paTraxtrt?, Arrhapach...itis, a region in the north of Assyria. V. Bohlen and Benfey identify it with Aria- pakshata, denoting a country beside Aria. Gesenius I'cnders it border or stronghold of the Kasdim ; but the components of the word are uncertain. The nations descended from Arpakshad are noted at the close on account of their late origin, as well as their import for the subsequent narrative.
(48) LuD is usually identified with the Lydians, AvSoi, who by migration at length reached and gave their name to a part of the west coast of Asia Mmor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
24). Its capital was Shushan or Susa (Dan. Viii. 2), now Shuster.
(4G) AssnuE seems to have originally occupied a district of Meso- potamia, which was bounded on the east by the Tigris (Gen. Ii. 14). The inviting plains and slopes on the east of the Tigris would soon occasion a migration of part of the nation across that river. It is possible there may have been an ancient Asshur occupying the same region even before the flood (Gen. Ii. 14).
(47) Arpakshad is traced in 'A/'paTraxtrt?, Arrhapach...itis, a region in the north of Assyria. V. Bohlen and Benfey identify it with Aria- pakshata, denoting a country beside Aria. Gesenius I'cnders it border or stronghold of the Kasdim ; but the components of the word are uncertain. The nations descended from Arpakshad are noted at the close on account of their late origin, as well as their import for the subsequent narrative.
(48) LuD is usually identified with the Lydians, AvSoi, who by migration at length reached and gave their name to a part of the west coast of Asia Mmor.
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