Publisher's Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1873 edition. Excerpt: ...by him.6 P'a' They shall The breath of the Lord" is according to I. K. "the breath that cometh out of the mouth of the Lord;" he therefore paraphrases it, in order to rcniovo the anthropomorphism; but it can also be explained to signify "the wind caused by the Lord." 1 See c. L, Note 13. 'nVB means literally "to turn away" (Seel. E. onxvii. 7, and note 11); it is, therefore, usually followed by JD "from;" but by way of ellipsis, sometimes by b, so that bt nyc=N p nye.. 1VB is derived from iW "to turn;" UJ/K from JlfB "to lean." A.V., "He will not call back." '?X and nn are contrasted with D1K and "ICQ, the help from above with that of man, the deliverance to be caused by God with that expected from the support of Egypt; in the report of the deliverance of Jerusalem from the Assyrian army, the angel is mentioned as the agent; therefore nil is explained here by " angel." The expedition of Sennacherib against Egypt was not successful; he besieged Pelusium, but was compelled to retire by Tirhaka, Sing of JEthiopia. See Geschichte Assurs und Babels von Niebuhr, p. 174. fail. It is the full form, without dropping the third radical, like VDm "they trust" 7 (Ps. xxxvi. 8). 4. nan He roareth. It is the same in moaning as JNtJ." "ieN D'jn vbo vbl) np' When alP shepherds are called, one by the other, to join in the fight against the lion. t6o "The full number," "all of them," that not one shepherd shall fail to come. nJJP tO He will not abase himself. Root!"ljy "to be poor." Comp. '3J "poor" (Deut. xxiv. 12); Tmvh "to be humble" (Ex. x. 3); rUJP...
