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TWOT Reference: 202a
empty talk, idle talk, liar, lie
vain talk), especially with collateral idea of imaginary pretensions or claims: Job 11:3 בַּדֶּיךָ מְתִיםיַחֲרִישׁוּ thy idle talk brings men to silence (|| וַתִּלְעַג), Isaiah 16:6 (of Moab) לֹא כֵן בַּדָּיו his boastings are not right (unfounded), hence Jeremiah 48:30.
, liar), of false prophets, Isaiah 44:25; Jeremiah 50:36.
Strong's Number H907 matches the Hebrew בַּד (baḏ),
which occurs 6 times in 6 verses
in the WLC Hebrew.
Should your babbling put others to silence,
so that you can keep on ridiculing
with no one to humiliate you?
We have heard of Moab’s pride —
how very proud he is —
his haughtiness, his pride, his arrogance,
and his empty boasting.
who destroys the omens of the false prophets
and makes fools of diviners;
who confounds the wise
and makes their knowledge foolishness;
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