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The present Hebrew is commonly rendered ; “ How long will ye turn my glory to
shame ? ” – Ib . will ye follow vanity , & c . He alludes to the vain promises of
Abíhalom . See 2 Sam . 15 . 2 , 6 .Ver . 5 . Although ruffled , rebel not . The
Hebrew ...
The present Hebrew is commonly rendered ; “ How long will ye turn my glory to
shame ? ” – Ib . will ye follow vanity , & c . He alludes to the vain promises of
Abíhalom . See 2 Sam . 15 . 2 , 6 .Ver . 5 . Although ruffled , rebel not . The
Hebrew ...
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This is commonly rendered desolations , badly . – Ver . 10 . the war - cbariots .
Sep . fbields . No improbable rendering . – Ver . 11 . Be at ease : commonly
rendered : defift , as if addressed to the enemies : but I believe , it is addressed to
the ...
This is commonly rendered desolations , badly . – Ver . 10 . the war - cbariots .
Sep . fbields . No improbable rendering . – Ver . 11 . Be at ease : commonly
rendered : defift , as if addressed to the enemies : but I believe , it is addressed to
the ...
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If the common rendering be adopted , it is a mere poetical ' hyperbole : but if the
preposition be rendered to or for , as it was by Symmachus of old , and now is by
me , the phrase will be perfectly conformable to the Jewish ideas of fin being ...
If the common rendering be adopted , it is a mere poetical ' hyperbole : but if the
preposition be rendered to or for , as it was by Symmachus of old , and now is by
me , the phrase will be perfectly conformable to the Jewish ideas of fin being ...
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in our public version rendered “ O thou most high ! " ' a meaning which it has
never elsewhere ; and which , in my opinion , it cannot have here . Others make it
an adverb , and render proudly . Others supply a letter , and render from on bigb .
in our public version rendered “ O thou most high ! " ' a meaning which it has
never elsewhere ; and which , in my opinion , it cannot have here . Others make it
an adverb , and render proudly . Others supply a letter , and render from on bigb .
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This is commonly rendered : “ The wicked are estranged from the womb , they go
astray as soon as they be born : " wrongly ... go about with tamed and harmless
ser . pents , which they pretend to have rendered fo by spells and inchantments .
This is commonly rendered : “ The wicked are estranged from the womb , they go
astray as soon as they be born : " wrongly ... go about with tamed and harmless
ser . pents , which they pretend to have rendered fo by spells and inchantments .
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| Título | A New Translation of the Book of Psalms: From the Original Hebrew; with Various Readings and Notes |
| Autor | Alexander Geddes |
| Editor | J. Johnson, 1807 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 12 Feb. 2008 |
| Largo | 275 páginas |
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