The Expositor 6
The Expositor 6
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43, xxi. 4f. ; «-T"»1 for m'\ 2 Kings xvii. 21.
Hos. xii. 1 (E. V. xi. 12). The margin of Revised Ver- sion gives, ** And Judah is yet unstedfast with God, and with the Holy One who is faithful." This, however, is self-evidently wrong. Besides, all the other passages in which a supposed root 11") occurs are corrupt. Cf. note on Isa. XV. 3 in Haupt's edition of the Hebrew Bible. In- stead of 1"), Marti and Nowack would read JfT : " Judah is still intimate with God." But LXX., to which they refer..., is here wide of the mark. I propose, " But Judah (walks tremblingly with God, and is stedfast in relation to his Holy One," ]DM wnp-qjn ^K-Dy lyj min^i. m T's ti iy comes from llin. Either the 1 in TT is a mistake for i, and the scribe put *) immediately afterwards to repair his error, or the 1 was inserted to make sense after n had been corrupted into y. The gutturals y and H are often con- founded (cf. Zeph. ii. 14).
* Hos. xiv. 7 (E.V. 6) ; E.V., " his smell as Lebanon." "Lebanon" and "olive-tree" are not proper parallels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
43, xxi. 4f. ; «-T"»1 for m'\ 2 Kings xvii. 21.
Hos. xii. 1 (E. V. xi. 12). The margin of Revised Ver- sion gives, ** And Judah is yet unstedfast with God, and with the Holy One who is faithful." This, however, is self-evidently wrong. Besides, all the other passages in which a supposed root 11") occurs are corrupt. Cf. note on Isa. XV. 3 in Haupt's edition of the Hebrew Bible. In- stead of 1"), Marti and Nowack would read JfT : " Judah is still intimate with God." But LXX., to which they refer..., is here wide of the mark. I propose, " But Judah (walks tremblingly with God, and is stedfast in relation to his Holy One," ]DM wnp-qjn ^K-Dy lyj min^i. m T's ti iy comes from llin. Either the 1 in TT is a mistake for i, and the scribe put *) immediately afterwards to repair his error, or the 1 was inserted to make sense after n had been corrupted into y. The gutturals y and H are often con- founded (cf. Zeph. ii. 14).
* Hos. xiv. 7 (E.V. 6) ; E.V., " his smell as Lebanon." "Lebanon" and "olive-tree" are not proper parallels.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cox, Samuel, 1826-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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