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TWOT Reference: 288b
Strong's Number H1250 matches the Hebrew בַּר (bar),
which occurs 14 times in 14 verses
in the WLC Hebrew.
“Their young ones become strong, they grow up in the open field;
They leave and do not return to them.
The meadows are clothed with flocks
And the valleys are covered with grain;
They shout for joy and they sing.
There will be an abundance of grain in the soil on the top of the [fn]mountains;
Its fruit will wave like [the cedars of] Lebanon,
And those of the city will flourish like grass of the earth.
The people curse him who holds back grain [when the public needs it],
But a blessing [from God and man] is upon the head of him who sells it.
And the threshing floors shall be full of grain,
And the vats shall overflow with new wine and oil.
Therefore, because you impose heavy rent on the poor
And demand a tribute (food-tax) of grain from them,
Though you have built [luxurious] houses of square stone,
You will not live in them;
You have planted beautiful vineyards, but you will not drink their wine.
“When will the New Moon [festival] be over
So that we may sell grain,
And the Sabbath ended so that we may open the wheat market,
Making the ephah [measure] smaller and the shekel bigger [that is, selling less for a higher price]
And to cheat by falsifying the scales,
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