An Introduction to the Study of Obadiah
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1:26; 6: 15), twice KaraffTpo^T^ (Job 21 : 17; Prov. 1:27), ' and the remaining ten passages a different word in each case, all, however, containing the idea of "calamity, " "disaster, " "distress, " or "defeat. " It is true that they translate the end of both 12a and 136 by airukelai aiiTuv, but the Vulgate has perditionis eorum in the former, and vastitationis illius in the latter, so the text may stand. \ ENTRODUCTION TO STUDY OF OBADIAH I9 A Vigorous Protest against Edom's Treatment of the ...Jews in THE Day of Distress Gloat not over your brother in the day of his adversity, And rejoice not over the sons of Judah in the day of their destruction, Nor utter proud words in the day of distress.
Enter not the gate of my people in the day of their calamity.
And lay no hand upon their wealth in the day of their calamity, Nor deliver up their survivors in the day of distress.
C. Israel Conquers His Hereditary Foes, the Edomites, and Regains His Former Glory From the hints given in vss. 15a, 17-21 the date of this oracle may be fixed with a considerable degree of certainty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1:26; 6: 15), twice KaraffTpo^T^ (Job 21 : 17; Prov. 1:27), ' and the remaining ten passages a different word in each case, all, however, containing the idea of "calamity, " "disaster, " "distress, " or "defeat. " It is true that they translate the end of both 12a and 136 by airukelai aiiTuv, but the Vulgate has perditionis eorum in the former, and vastitationis illius in the latter, so the text may stand. \ ENTRODUCTION TO STUDY OF OBADIAH I9 A Vigorous Protest against Edom's Treatment of the ...Jews in THE Day of Distress Gloat not over your brother in the day of his adversity, And rejoice not over the sons of Judah in the day of their destruction, Nor utter proud words in the day of distress.
Enter not the gate of my people in the day of their calamity.
And lay no hand upon their wealth in the day of their calamity, Nor deliver up their survivors in the day of distress.
C. Israel Conquers His Hereditary Foes, the Edomites, and Regains His Former Glory From the hints given in vss. 15a, 17-21 the date of this oracle may be fixed with a considerable degree of certainty.
What to read after An Introduction to the Study of Obadiah?
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