Hebrew Word Studies (14 words)
(Aramaic) corresponding toophe'; a twig; bough, i.e. (collectively) foliage -- leaves.see HEBREWophe'Brown-Driver-Briggs[עֳפִי]noun masculineDan 4:9leafage, foliage; — suffixעָפְיֵהּDaniel 4:9;Daniel (Aramaic) corresponding toophe'; a twig; bough, i.e. (collectively) foliage -- leaves.see HEBREWophe'Brown-Driver-Briggs[עֳפִי]noun masculineDan 4:9leafage, foliage; — suffixעָפְיֵהּDaniel 4:9;Daniel
9;Daniel 4:18.Topical LexiconMeaning and Thematic SignificanceThe term expresses visible attractiveness or excellence, especially the kind that draws attention to the handiwork and favor of God. Throu 9;Daniel 4:18.Topical LexiconMeaning and Thematic SignificanceThe term expresses visible attractiveness or excellence, especially the kind that draws attention to the handiwork and favor of God. Throu
- fair (semantic_range)
- beautiful (semantic_range)
29;Psalm 1:3;Jeremiah 17:7-8).Occurrences in the Book of Daniel1.Daniel 4:12– The tree’s “fruit [was] abundant” and “food for all,” reflecting the wide-reaching benefits of Nebuchadnezzar’s reign unde 29;Psalm 1:3;Jeremiah 17:7-8).Occurrences in the Book of Daniel1.Daniel 4:12– The tree’s “fruit [was] abundant” and “food for all,” reflecting the wide-reaching benefits of Nebuchadnezzar’s reign unde
- father (semantic_range)
6+, feminine pluralשֵׂגִּיאָןDaniel 2:48;Ezra 5:11; —1great, of imageDaniel 2:31(in vision), height of treeDaniel 4:7(id.); of honourDaniel 2:6.2much, fruitDaniel 4:9;Daniel 4:18, fleshDaniel 7:5; plu 6+, feminine pluralשֵׂגִּיאָןDaniel 2:48;Ezra 5:11; —1great, of imageDaniel 2:31(in vision), height of treeDaniel 4:7(id.); of honourDaniel 2:6.2much, fruitDaniel 4:9;Daniel 4:18, fleshDaniel 7:5; plu
9;Daniel 4:18.Topical LexiconOverviewThe Hebrew noun מָזוֹן appears twice in the Old Testament, both inDaniel 4, where it speaks of life-sustaining nourishment provided by God through the vast tree of 9;Daniel 4:18.Topical LexiconOverviewThe Hebrew noun מָזוֹן appears twice in the Old Testament, both inDaniel 4, where it speaks of life-sustaining nourishment provided by God through the vast tree of
- food (semantic_range)
“God saw all that He had made” (Genesis 1:31). From the outset, kol proclaims that nothing lies outside the Creator’s ownership.• This theme continues: “The earth is the LORD’s, and all its fullness, “God saw all that He had made” (Genesis 1:31). From the outset, kol proclaims that nothing lies outside the Creator’s ownership.• This theme continues: “The earth is the LORD’s, and all its fullness,
- the whole (semantic_range)
27תְּחוֺת כָּלשְֿׁמַיָּא(compare Biblical HebrewII. 1); in plural with suffix (as Biblical Hebrew, Syriac,ᵑ7)Daniel 4:9תְּחֹתֹהִי(soᵑ7OnkLeviticus 15:10: Dalm§ 47, 2),Leviticus 15:18. Withמִן,Jeremiah 27תְּחוֺת כָּלשְֿׁמַיָּא(compare Biblical HebrewII. 1); in plural with suffix (as Biblical Hebrew, Syriac,ᵑ7)Daniel 4:9תְּחֹתֹהִי(soᵑ7OnkLeviticus 15:10: Dalm§ 47, 2),Leviticus 15:18. Withמִן,Jeremiah
- under (semantic_range)
38– Nebuchadnezzar is said to rule over “wherever men dwell,” showing the breadth of authority granted by God.•Daniel 4:1– The king addresses “every people, nation, and tongue that dwells in all the e 38– Nebuchadnezzar is said to rule over “wherever men dwell,” showing the breadth of authority granted by God.•Daniel 4:1– The king addresses “every people, nation, and tongue that dwells in all the e
38) – “in whose hands He has placed mankind and the beasts of the field and the birds of the air.” Here the term highlights Adam-like authority temporarily granted to Babylon’s king.2. The royal dream 38) – “in whose hands He has placed mankind and the beasts of the field and the birds of the air.” Here the term highlights Adam-like authority temporarily granted to Babylon’s king.2. The royal dream
38;Daniel 4:9;Daniel 4:18;Daniel 4:20;Daniel 4:22;Daniel 4:29;׳דִּתְאָא דִּי בDaniel 4:12;Daniel 4:20.Topical LexiconLinguistic and Contextual OverviewStrong’s Hebrew 1251 (בַּר, bar) is an Aramaic no 38;Daniel 4:9;Daniel 4:18;Daniel 4:20;Daniel 4:22;Daniel 4:29;׳דִּתְאָא דִּי בDaniel 4:12;Daniel 4:20.Topical LexiconLinguistic and Contextual OverviewStrong’s Hebrew 1251 (בַּר, bar) is an Aramaic no
- field (semantic_range)
9;Daniel 4:11(twice in verse);Daniel 4:18.Topical LexiconMeaning and imagery‘Anaph refers to the branch or bough of a tree—an emblem in Scripture of extension, fruitfulness, and shelter. A flourishing 9;Daniel 4:11(twice in verse);Daniel 4:18.Topical LexiconMeaning and imagery‘Anaph refers to the branch or bough of a tree—an emblem in Scripture of extension, fruitfulness, and shelter. A flourishing
12King Darius concludes his decree for the rebuilding of the Second Temple with a solemn appeal: “May God, who has caused His Name to dwell there, overthrow any king or people who lifts a hand to alte 12King Darius concludes his decree for the rebuilding of the Second Temple with a solemn appeal: “May God, who has caused His Name to dwell there, overthrow any king or people who lifts a hand to alte
- cause his name to dwell there (semantic_range)
11). The fourth belongs to the historical fulfilment in which the king is driven from human society. The tight concentration of the word in a single chapter means its significance is inseparably bound 11). The fourth belongs to the historical fulfilment in which the king is driven from human society. The tight concentration of the word in a single chapter means its significance is inseparably bound
- bird (semantic_range)
11.Occurrences in Scripture• Daniel: 2:18, 19, 28, 37 (LXX v. 38), 44, 45; 3:25; 4:13 (v. 10), 15 (v. 12), 17 (v. 14), 23 (v. 20), 26 (v. 23), 31 (v. 28), 34 (v. 31), 35 (v. 32); 5:21, 23; 6:27 (v. 26 11.Occurrences in Scripture• Daniel: 2:18, 19, 28, 37 (LXX v. 38), 44, 45; 3:25; 4:13 (v. 10), 15 (v. 12), 17 (v. 14), 23 (v. 20), 26 (v. 23), 31 (v. 28), 34 (v. 31), 35 (v. 32); 5:21, 23; 6:27 (v. 26
- heavens (semantic_range)
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Commentary
Gill's Exposition
This dream I King Nebuchadnezzar have seen,.... So things were represented to him by a vision in a dream: now thou, O Belteshazzar, declare the interpretation thereof; at once, directly; as he was well assured he could,
by what he had already done; having both told him his dream when forgotten by him, and the meaning of it; and therefore doubted not but he could interpret his dream, being told him: forasmuch as all the wise men of my kingdom are not able to make known unto me the interpretation; he had sent for them, even all of them; he had told them his dream, but they could not interpret it; see Dan 4:6 , but thou art able, for the spirit of the holy gods is in thee; he not only knew his ability from former experience, but for the reason here given; of which he might have more proofs than one, that the Spirit, not of impure deities, of the gods and demons of the Heathens, but of the one true, living, and holy God, who knows all things, dwelt in him; see Dan 4:9 .