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An Introduction to the Literature of the Old Testament - Page 455
138, Ps. \\<f" 108, Est 9ai- *• M- »• n, and in Aram. (Dan. 68)t.t Of these Q'p cannot be defended as old Hebrew ; but the word occurs in m. verse which is not needed in the narrative, and has every appearance of being an explanatory gloss (cf.
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Notes on the Hebrew Text of Samuel - Page vi
't: Heb. fit: the demonstrative with the force of a relative, as regularly in Aramaic. But *1 (=Arab. )3) is usually hardened to “,l in Aram. (Dan. Ezr. passim); the same form, [trx aged song THE CARPENTRAS STELE Reproduced, by permission, ...
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A History of Israelite Religion in the Old Testament Period
... 39, 65, 88-9, 99-103, 178, no, 377-8, 401, 408, 410, 508-9, 520-1, 571 Cultic decalogue, 60 Cultic kiss, 145-6 Cyrus, 413, 415, 418, 424, 444, 528, 570 Damascus, see Aram Dan, 82-3, 140, 143, 198, 2n, 395 Dance, 91 Daniel, 576-7 Daniel, ...
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The Aramaic Origin of the Fourth Gospel - Page 99
'it shall never be rebuilt'; in Aram., Dan. 2“ “I 53131;]; NE) M??? 'which shall never be destroyed'; Ada T/zomae (p. Lu) in}; J] vaexs. pks§y hum: \oowo ' and they shall be with Him in the kingdom which never passes away'; M. (p. 3"») has. ll 9Q ...
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Animals and Birds of the Bible - Page 61
14:16 (1), Ps. 102:6 (2) — Isa. 34:14 (2) nxil —Job 39:13 (2) H— Lev. 11:16 (4), Deut. 14:15 (4), Job 39:26 Ufa — eagle n^i— Dan. 4:33 (1), 7:4 oio-Isa. 38:14 (1) P'?— Jer. 8:7 (3) □>«»— Isa. 38:14 (2), Jer. 8:7 (4) —bird, fowl lis (Aram.)— Dan.
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A History of Israelite Religion in the Old Testament ... - Page 727
O-I, 57I Cultic decalogue, 60 Cultic kiss, 145-6 Cyrus, 413, 415, 418, 424, 444, 528, 57o Damascus, see Aram Dan, 82-3, 140, I43, 198, 22. I, 395 Dance, 91 Daniel, 576-7 Daniel, Book of, 539, 565 David, IIo, III, II5–16, 124–5, I28, 2.8o, 392–4, ...
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Hebrews: A Commentary: The Faith that Endures - Page 55
In the sense of "majesty," hadar is also an attribute of the earthly king (Psa 21:6; 45:4, 5; Aram. Dan 4:27, 33; 5:18; Prov 14:28). The pi. in Psa 110:3 may more likely refer to the royal finery (consisting of various ornamental pieces;125, hadar ...
William H. Bicksler, 2005
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On & Behind the Indian Cinema: - Page 1942
Inspired by “Alam Aara”, Madan Theatres had released two short talkie movies but they had no proper story. That is why “Alam Aara” is treated tobe the first talkie movie.The film was not considered an artistic victory and nota single reelhas ...
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Canaan and Israel in Antiquity: An Introduction - Page 21
Damascus v A Mount Hermon ARAM Dan Huleh Lake BASHAN GILEAD To Egypt Samaria * 4 Tel Deir 'Alia Shechem c • f Jabbok River Gezer Be"iel "^ AMMON Ashdod, ^ , Jericho . •,-, Jerusalem Ashkelon* Ekron Beer-Sheba • Arad .
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Comparative Grammar of the Semitic Languages - Page 55
and so in T.B. Normally the addition of a suffix suffices to retain the -t, but this is not always so in later Aramaic, e.g. loan'so for l/aaSo “kingdom” in Syriac, and \va for Fya in Bib, Aram. (Dan, vi, 14). In Mandaean t frequently becomes d, and so ...
