Notes Critical And Practical On the book of Leviticus Designed As a General He
Notes Critical And Practical On the book of Leviticus Designed As a General He
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149a p. 189. Meninski, h. V. ) The etymol- ogy which we have above proposed, was expressed of old by the Sept, translator, although neglected or misunderstood by most interpreters. Thus he renders it v.
8, TO) ' A-!T:)TTO[nTaToij i. E. ' A. TTOTpi>-ITaTot.
^ AXs^iKUKco, averrunco ; v. 10, etj r)> d-oirojifiv ad averruncundum ; v. 16, £?f afsffiv. The ecclesiastical fathers have referred this ' AiroirofinaTos to the goat itself, q. D. Scape-goat ^ although obviously in v. S the antithesis lies b...e- tween "^T&%T2>? and miTip. ' That drrjTo/jTraiOf is indeed of the active in- stead of passive signification, not only has Bochart clearly proved by a long list of classic citations, but the words of Josephus in reference to this rite throw a strong light on this sense of the Sept. Rendering: ' The goat is sent away into a remote desert as an averter of ills (d-0TpoTria(TfX(, i), and a satisfac- tion for the siiis of the people. ' (An- tiq. Jud. L. III. C. 10. ) It is clear then, we think, both that the Lxx esteemed the ' AzazeP a per- son, and that they supposed that person to be a demon, or deity of the order of * Averrunci, ' or averters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
149a p. 189. Meninski, h. V. ) The etymol- ogy which we have above proposed, was expressed of old by the Sept, translator, although neglected or misunderstood by most interpreters. Thus he renders it v.
8, TO) ' A-!T:)TTO[nTaToij i. E. ' A. TTOTpi>-ITaTot.
^ AXs^iKUKco, averrunco ; v. 10, etj r)> d-oirojifiv ad averruncundum ; v. 16, £?f afsffiv. The ecclesiastical fathers have referred this ' AiroirofinaTos to the goat itself, q. D. Scape-goat ^ although obviously in v. S the antithesis lies b...e- tween "^T&%T2>? and miTip. ' That drrjTo/jTraiOf is indeed of the active in- stead of passive signification, not only has Bochart clearly proved by a long list of classic citations, but the words of Josephus in reference to this rite throw a strong light on this sense of the Sept. Rendering: ' The goat is sent away into a remote desert as an averter of ills (d-0TpoTria(TfX(, i), and a satisfac- tion for the siiis of the people. ' (An- tiq. Jud. L. III. C. 10. ) It is clear then, we think, both that the Lxx esteemed the ' AzazeP a per- son, and that they supposed that person to be a demon, or deity of the order of * Averrunci, ' or averters.
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