Hebrew Word Studies (5 words)
15+, constructתְּמִּלַּתPsalm 80:5+; suffixתְּפלָּתִיPsalm 4:2+, etc.; pluralתְּפִלּוֺתPsalm 72:20; —1. a.prayer,1 Kings 8:382Chronicles 6:29;Isaiah 1:15;Psalm 35:13;Psalm 80:5+.b.pray a prayer,׳ת׳הִת 15+, constructתְּמִּלַּתPsalm 80:5+; suffixתְּפלָּתִיPsalm 4:2+, etc.; pluralתְּפִלּוֺתPsalm 72:20; —1. a.prayer,1 Kings 8:382Chronicles 6:29;Isaiah 1:15;Psalm 35:13;Psalm 80:5+.b.pray a prayer,׳ת׳הִת
- unsavouriness (semantic_range)
- unseemliness (semantic_range)
1;Habakkuk 3:1;ᵐ5Ἀμβακουμ(Assyrian—amba‡û‡uis name of a plant, DlHA 36, Pr 84, soin Yemen (Schweinfurth) see HomAufsätze u. Abh. 1892, 27, 28).Topical LexiconName and IdentityHabakkuk is identified tw 1;Habakkuk 3:1;ᵐ5Ἀμβακουμ(Assyrian—amba‡û‡uis name of a plant, DlHA 36, Pr 84, soin Yemen (Schweinfurth) see HomAufsätze u. Abh. 1892, 27, 28).Topical LexiconName and IdentityHabakkuk is identified tw
7155t.; suffixנְבִיאֶ֑ךָExodus 7:1; pluralנְבִיאִיםNumbers 11:2982t.;נְנִאִיםJeremiah 27:1816t.; suffixנְבִיאַיPsalm 105:15;נְבִיָאו1 Kings 22:22;נְבִיאָו֯2 Kings 17:13, etc.; —1genuineprophetof׳י,נבי 7155t.; suffixנְבִיאֶ֑ךָExodus 7:1; pluralנְבִיאִיםNumbers 11:2982t.;נְנִאִיםJeremiah 27:1816t.; suffixנְבִיאַיPsalm 105:15;נְבִיָאו1 Kings 22:22;נְבִיאָו֯2 Kings 17:13, etc.; —1genuineprophetof׳י,נבי
“The Spirit of God was hovering over the surface of the waters” (Genesis 1:2). From the opening verses, עַל marks God’s sovereignty above the chaotic deep, foreshadowing His orderly governance of the “The Spirit of God was hovering over the surface of the waters” (Genesis 1:2). From the opening verses, עַל marks God’s sovereignty above the chaotic deep, foreshadowing His orderly governance of the
- upon (semantic_range)
- on account of (semantic_range)
- to (semantic_range)
1(title), Ew De and others from √שׁגהgo a stray, reel, i.e. wild, passionate song, with rapid changes of rhythm; compare LagBN 201f.who compareשִׁגָּעוֺן, √שׁגע;ᵐ5ψαλμὀς, read probablyמִזְמוֺר; plural 1(title), Ew De and others from √שׁגהgo a stray, reel, i.e. wild, passionate song, with rapid changes of rhythm; compare LagBN 201f.who compareשִׁגָּעוֺן, √שׁגע;ᵐ5ψαλμὀς, read probablyמִזְמוֺר; plural
- go astray (semantic_range)
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Commentary
Matthew Henry Concise
Summary
The word prayer seems used here for an act of devotion. The Lord would revive his work among the people in the midst of the years of adversity.
Reflection
Mercy is what we must flee to for refuge, and rely upon as our only plea. We must not say, Remember our merit, but, Lord, remember thy own mercy./
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The word prayer seems used here for an act of devotion. The Lord would revive his work among the people in the midst of the years of adversity. This may
be applied to every season when the church, or believers, suffer under afflictions and trials. Mercy is what we must flee to for refuge, and rely upon as our only plea. We must not say, Remember our merit, but, Lord, remember thy own mercy./