Hebrew Word Studies (4 words)
15;Isaiah 42:16;מַחְשָׁ֑ךְPsalm 88:19; pluralמַחֲשַׁכִּיםPsalm 88:7;Psalm 143:3=Lamentations 3:6constructמַחֲשַׁכֵּיPsalm 74:20; —dark place:a.=hiding-placeאֿרץ׳מחPsalm 74:20.b.dark region, in which m 15;Isaiah 42:16;מַחְשָׁ֑ךְPsalm 88:19; pluralמַחֲשַׁכִּיםPsalm 88:7;Psalm 143:3=Lamentations 3:6constructמַחֲשַׁכֵּיPsalm 74:20; —dark place:a.=hiding-placeאֿרץ׳מחPsalm 74:20.b.dark region, in which m
8,19וישב,Judges 1:13ואשב,dwell; Phoenicianישבdwell; ZinjirliישבsitDHMSendsch. 58; Assyrianašâbu,sit,dwell, DlHWB 244; Arabicleap, jump, Himyer. dialectsit, Lane2919; EthiopicII. 1secum cohabitare face 8,19וישב,Judges 1:13ואשב,dwell; Phoenicianישבdwell; ZinjirliישבsitDHMSendsch. 58; Assyrianašâbu,sit,dwell, DlHWB 244; Arabicleap, jump, Himyer. dialectsit, Lane2919; EthiopicII. 1secum cohabitare face
- remain (semantic_range)
to die (literally or figuratively); causatively, to kill -- X at all, X crying, (be) dead (body, man, one), (put to, worthy of) death, destroy(-er), (cause to, be like to, must) die, kill, necro(-manc to die (literally or figuratively); causatively, to kill -- X at all, X crying, (be) dead (body, man, one), (put to, worthy of) death, destroy(-er), (cause to, be like to, must) die, kill, necro(-manc
12405t.;עֹלָםGenesis 3:2219t.;עֵילוֺם2Chronicles 33:7, read probablyעוֺלָם(for other explanations see note in KitHpt); suffixעֹלָמוֺEcclesiastes 12:5; pluralעוֺלָמִיםIsaiah 26:47t.,עֹלָמִיםPsalm 145:1 12405t.;עֹלָםGenesis 3:2219t.;עֵילוֺם2Chronicles 33:7, read probablyעוֺלָם(for other explanations see note in KitHpt); suffixעֹלָמוֺEcclesiastes 12:5; pluralעוֺלָמִיםIsaiah 26:47t.,עֹלָמִיםPsalm 145:1
- long duration (semantic_range)
- antiquity (semantic_range)
- futurity (semantic_range)
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Commentary
Gill's Exposition
He hath set me in dark places,.... In the dark house of the prison, as the Targum; in the dark dungeon where the prophet was put; or the captivity in
which the Jews were, and which was like the dark grave or state of the dead; and hence they are said to be in their graves, Eze 37:12 . Christ was laid in the dark grave literally: as they that be dead of old: that have been long dead, and are forgotten, as if they had never been; see Psa 88:5 ; or, "as the dead of the world" (f), or age; who, being dead, are gone out of the world, and no more in it. The Targum is, "as the dead who go into another world.'' (f) , Sept. "quasi mortuos seculi", Montanus, Calvin.