Literally: valley of fatness
Literally: smitten
Literally: valley of fatness
Literally: the one seeing sees
Literally: while it is yet
Literally: palm
Literally: battle
Literally: seeing
Hebrew: Sav lasav, sav lasav, Kav lakav, kav lakav, Ze' er sham, ze' er sham These Hebrew monosyllables, imitating the babbling of a child, mock the prophet's preaching
V 10, note 1 The LORD responds to their scoffing by imitating their mockery, to represent the unintelligible language of a conqueror
I.e. the nether world
So some ancient versions; Heb seer
Or, flood
Hebrew: YHWH, usually rendered LORD
Literally: well-laid
Literally: in a hurry
Literally: covered over
Literally: take
Literally: only
Literally: the report, or, the message
Literally: narrow
Literally: task is strange
Literally: work is alien
Hebrew: YHWH, usually rendered LORD
Literally: plowman
Literally: all day
Literally: open
Literally: put
Literally: region
Literally: rolled
Literally: discomfit
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