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Eth. thTfi: }>erception) — only Qal Impf. 3 ms. E^IT 'EH bx' <e Ec 2 25 M;/io can ea« and who can feel (i.e. enjoy jAeasure)^ TnCVl npr.m. a 'son' of "fln = place in Judah T iCh4 4 . T^ritrn adj. gent, of foregoing: — 1. of individ., c. art. 'nil 2 S 2i 18 = 1 Ch 20, 2 S 23" = iChii M , v. also 1CI127 11 . t-ttJTT n.pr.m. 1. '3"]Kn fl 2 S 15 32 so 1 7 61 *, called in njn 1 5 3 ' friend of David, so 16 16 *; cf. i6 16bl7 - ,8 'iCh2 7 33 ; also 1 S 1 7 6 - 7 - 915 . 2. 1 K 4 16 father of one of Solomon's officers. ti.a^in, tTUXln.pr.f. wife of Shaharaim of Benjamin, D^ri 1 Ch 8 8 , BM0T v". fiLD^'n n.pr.m. ofDan/np V.? Gn46 ra cf. int< '33 n&n 1 Ch 7 12 (v. Be VB) ; = Dr«e> (q.v.) Nu 2 6 42 cf. ♦nijW v 4243 . TDE7n, Dtt^n n.pr.m. a king of Edom : DBTI Gn 3 6 M3il =DWn 1 Ch I 4546 . onin v. sub win. T ^Ntn v. ?Nntn sub i. run. fl. J"l?n vb. (almost wholly poet.) see, be- hold (Aram. )ju., Kjn, see, perceive with the eyes; Palm. Ethp. WW = So^Reckendorf 2MG ' 1888 - w ; Ar. l?J»-. perceive with the inner vision, only ; jLL astronomer, astrologer) — Qal Pf. 'n ^ 58" + 6 1.; n^n p r 22 29 29 30 ; rvjn is 578; win jb 1 5 >- ; sjrmn ^,63 3 ; irn Jb 2 4 1 + 5t. ; orpin Jb 2 7 12 Ez 13 78 ; /my/.nt:TNu24 4 + 2t.; 3fs.TnniMi4";
ms. mnn Ex 18 21 ; 1 s. rnnx ^17"+ 4 1; tnA
Jb 23';' pi. WT Is 26" + 4 t.; f**TP Is 2 6 n ] n ?W Is33 17 +2t.; WrjH Is 3 o 10 Ct7'; 1 pi. ninji ct7'; Imv. mn"i s 33 2» 4 g6 ; vn ,/, 4 6 9 Is'3'0 10 ; /n/ ctfr. rttn f 27 4 Ez 21 34 ; Ft. mh Ez 12 27 ; pi. D'lh Is 4 7 13 Ez 13 916 2 a 28 . (All other ptc. forms are used as nouns, v. nth.) 1. see, behold: a. with the eye, ace. rei V'58 911 Pr 2 2 a 29 20 Is 33 20 57 s ; God in theophany Ex 24 11 (JE); God, after death, apart from the flesh Jb io 26 - 27 ; the face of God fn' 17' 6 (after death), b. auhj. the eyes themselves; man's eyes: T^y 'TH? ***"* e V es wil1 behold Is 33"; also of God's eyes : ty 1 1 4 1 7 2 . c. with 3 look on (intensely, with gratification); a damsel Ct 7 11 ; Zion Mi 4"; " Dyb in the temple V'27 4 ; the work of God Jb36 25 ; with investigation D'OSiaa on the stars, as stargazers, in astrology Is 47 1S . 2. see as a seer in the ecstatic state, with ace. of the vision seen : |l?n Is i 1 Ez 12 27 13"; ntnD Nu24 416 (JE ; poet., Balaam); mro KIB'Ezis 7 ; NtTOIsis'Hbi 1 ; ^!1E'nl^<'B'DLa2 ,4 ; K10 Ez 13 6923 2 1 34 22 s8 La 2"; an Ez 13 8 ; ip'fZcio 2 ; obj. deceitful things Is so 10 ; (Q*)-~l IS2 1 Am i 1 Mi i 1 ; with b, be a seer, for any one Is 30 10 ; see a vision for one La 2 1414 . 3. see, perceive : a. with the intelligence, abs. Jb 34 32 Pr 24 32 ; ace. rei Is 48 s ; Yahweh in his temple ijr 63 s ; in his providential workings Jb 23 s ijr 46 s1 Is 26"". b. see, by experience abs. Jb 27 12 ; ace. rei Jbi5 17 24 1 . c. provide, i"n 'twtc Dj>n i>3G nrnn Ex 18 21 provide from all the people men of ability (E). Note.— WV>. D'J3J< JV3 Jb 8" is difficult : RV renders he (it) beholdeth the place of stones (the root of the plant personified) Hengst, cf. Reuss al. after S Z. Other renderings are : pierceth (cf. T]PI) Bo Ew Hi (mm), Di De MV; between (v. p. 108) the stones it liveth (mm) ® Siegf. nin 2 Ch 33 19 , v. following. trnh n.m. seer; — abs. 'n Am7 12 +7t.; cstr. mh iCh2i 9 +3t,; HjVl 2 Ch35 15 ; pi. DMhl S 2 9 10 + 4 t.; D'pn 2 Ch 33 19 (so rd. with @; Vin MT scribal error) — 1. seer: a. of unnamed persons, syn. (DtyQJ 2K 17 13 IS29 10 ; Otp Is 30 10 ; m»Df> Mi 3 7 ; historical writers mthn n:n 2 Ch 33^ DW1 nan (@) 2 Ch 33 19 (MT appar. n.pr.) b. named prophets; Gad 2824"= iCh2i 9 , iCh2 9 29 2Ch29 25 ;AmosAm7 12 ; Iddo 2 Ch 9 M j2 15 ; Jehu 2CI1 19 2 . c. the singers : Heman i Ch25 6 ; Asaph 2 Ch 29 30 ; Jeduthun 2 CI135 15 . Note — It seems best to add 2. vision (cf. nxi is 2 8 7 ) njh o^ i>iKe> dji i s 28 15 with She'Cl we made a vision (had a vision, in con- nexion with She '61 — i.e. by necromancy, v. Du — which makes us secure; || XTIDVIK 1TH3 JTO); Ew 51568 trans, oracle here and '2K17 13 ; Hoffm ZA,f '"' 9S puts this under 1 : 'we have appointed a prophet with She '61 (SS " Ein bei der Scheol be- stellter Seher"), who is answerable to us for it ; ' © 93 % AVRVChe Di al., are at (or have made an) agreement (prophetic advice of seers being taken at time of making treaties; v. tWJ 1), — Vid. also nth~?3 n.pr.m. sub 73 . tptn n.m. D " 8 ' 1 vision (on format, cf. Lg BN204 )— abs. 'n Ho 12"+ 25 t.; cstr. *itn Is i 1 + 8 t. 1. vision, as seen in the ecstatic state
