† n.pr.m. in Manasseh (cf. OAram. Lzb); 1Ch7¹6; Zo[v]pos; GLopos. n.pr. [77], [M] v. 170. "AT ת] שרש [NTV] vb. Pi. minister, serve (cf. 97 NHA (temple-ministry, Ph.nwministry, and perhaps vb. nminister);-Pi. Pf. 3 ms. 1058 יְשָׁרְתוּ וַיְשָׁרֶת
I 4 Nu 8 Dt 187; 3 mpl. Nu 3; Impf. 3 ms. Gn 39¹, 3 mpl. Nu 3+, etc.; Inf. cstr. me Ex 28% +, Dm Dt 17¹2, etc.; Pt. M-Nu 11+ (2 S 13 v. np, p. 602ª), f. m 1 K 1", etc.;-serve: 1. of ministerial service (opp. menial, 12y): a. higher domestic service: Joseph Gn 39 40 (JE), Elisha's chief servant 2 K 43³ 6¹, royal domes- tics 2 S 13¹7.18 1 K10 2 Ch 9¹ Est 2² 6³, Abishag 1 K 15. b. of royal officers (late) 1Ch 27¹ 28¹ 2 Ch 179 229 Est 1¹0 Pr 20¹2. c. Joshua as chief assistant to Moses Ex 24" 33"¹(E), Nu 11ª (J), Jos 1¹ (D), Elisha to Elijah 1 K 19. d. of angels to' y 103", cf. 104. e. of kings of nations in proph. Is 60¹⁰. 2. usu. of special service in worship: a. of Levit. priests, abs. 1 K 8¹¹=2 Ch 5¹; c. acc. " Dt 10° 17¹2 21³ Je 33²¹+ (strangely) 'ņš 'næp v²; also Is 60² of animals put fig. for those sacrificing them; of foreigners admitted to priesthood Is 61º, cf.56%; so prob. Samuel conceived as priest 1 S 2¹¹ 3¹, лN ₂¹ (¹ prob. acc., cf. &r poon v), Dt 185.7. b. Levites (P, and late); c. acc. of Aaronic priests Nu 36 8% 18², c. acc. of 1 Ch 15² 2 Ch 29¹¹; prob. also in ref. to Lev. singer 101; c. acc. tabern. Nu 150⁰ (P), congregation 16° (P), people Ez 44" + v¹² (of idolatry); abs. 1 Ch 16¹ 2 Ch 236 29¹¹b 31² Ezr 877 (pt. as subst., ministers); "D 11 פני) 219 את פני י' שִׁי בְּשֵׁם
- 84 aCh ש' נֶגֶר הַכֹּהֲנִים 167 ICh אֲרוֹן בְּרִית **
2 31 'c. loc. 1 Ch 26"; esp. c. 2, of sacred vessels Nu 3 4.12.14 2 K 25"-Je 52¹; 3 1 Ch 6". c. Zadokite priests (Ez), abs. Ez 42¹ +3 t., c. acc. "40+ 4 t., cstr. 'n before sacred place 45 46". d. Aaronic priests, abs. Ex 28³ + 4t. P; c. acc. 1 Ch 23¹; 2 Ch 13¹0; m Jo 12¹7, Jo1¹, c.pa Ex 2843 nam 'n + 4 t. P. e. of idolatry, c. acc. y Ez 2032. 18) ^ / T: 9.13 trợ n.m. religious ministry ;— vessels of m. in tabern. Nu 4", temple 2 Ch 24¹. [TW] v. [NDU] Pỡ. 1. W six, v. . 11. v.. 1 †111.WWn.m.E² 2.¹ byssus (loan-wd. prob.fr. Eg. Sen-suten Reinischap. DHMVOJ I (1804).7 Copt. šens, cf. Copt. šent, weave; v. M'Lean Ency. Bib, LINEN on spinning, weaving, and wearing of linen in Egypt Erman Aegypten 54 f.; Eng. Trana, 481.); -always abs. ' ( Ez 16¹ is error):—byssus, fine Egyptian linen (3, q.v., is later synon.), i.e. the linen thread (spun by women Ex 35"), and the material woven from it: used for garments Gn 412 (E), Ez 1610.13 (, read ), Pr 31"; for sail (in fig. of Tyre as ship) Ez 277 (brought from Egypt); elsewhere P, of priestly vestments Ex 285.39.39 393.27-28; also twisted linen 'W 2.5.8.29.29 + v ²4 (read "Sam & Bae); 286.8.15 24 39 38⁹3, of hangings, etc., in tabern. 25¹ 355.23.23.35 and so 261.31.36 279.16.18 368.35.37 389.16.18 †[NWV] vb. intens. appar. lead on; so Vrss and context; Pf. 1 s. sf. 7ņNØV! Ez 39² consec., I (¹) will lead thee on (acc. of Gog) (form Pilp. fr. assumed ✓NN O1253 Sta 112 Aum. 2; 464 Hi-Sm Krae Berthol). ש' מָשְׁזָר T: שׁשׁן T: tagawiw (Baer Gi;' van d. H.) n.pr.m. prince of Judah, leader of returning exiles Ezr 18.11 (cf. BAram. 514.16); Eaßavarap, A Zaraßuo- rapos, GL Eaßarupns; in 1 Esdr Zavauaooapos, etc. (prob. = Šamaš-bal-usur or Sin-bal-uşur Mey Entstehung d. Jud. 75 ft., 193 Selbie Hast. DB. B.v. Che Ency. BIB. I. v. Berthol Ezt 1,0 and reff.);-long identified with Zerub., so Be-Ry Ryle, but improbable, v. Sm Listen 19 Kosters Herstel 32 6. Mey Entstehung 1.c.; Mey 77 al. identify with N 1 Ch 3¹ (against this Now ¹¹, yet v. Berthol¹c.). [TW] v. 1.sub V. - † n. pr. m. Jew with foreign wife Ezr 10¹0⁰; Zeo(e)el. †`ww n.pr.m. a son of Anak (Aram. form, cf. GFM); Nu 13 Jos 15" (both JE), Ju1¹⁰; Seo(o)el, Zovoal, Zovorel. S 'UV, O'VU, M'UW v. 1. V sub . twn. pr. terr.= (Jer Rabb. and mod.; by Atbaš ('a'ns), i.e. disguising name by substituting last letter of alphabet for first, next last for second, etc., cf. Thes);-Je 51" and hence (perhaps gloss) 25% (v. Gie). בָּבֶל - tzw n. pr. m. in Judah, 1 Ch 231.31 (with one son), v34.34.35 (no sons, but daughters, cf. Benz Kit); Zwaav[μ], GL Erav.
