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and raise a standard (Perche in French.) That is a signal for gathering.
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Bel...Merodach The names of the Babylonian deities.
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a nation...from the north [viz.] Persia and Media.
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are directed hitherward Toward this place, Jerusalem, they shall direct their faces when Babylon will be destroyed and they will leave it with the sanction of Cyrus, king of Persia.
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their shepherds caused them to stray Their kings caused them to stray away from Me.
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mountains...led them astray To the mountains, to the idol worship that was on the mountains. שׁוֹבְבוּם (esvayent in O.F.), led astray, their kings led them astray. And Jonathan rendered: their governors plundered them.
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and the hope of their forefathers Jonathan renders: וְסִבּוּר אֲבָהָתְהוֹן, and the hope of their forefathers.
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Wander out of Babylon Accordingly, go out of there.
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like the he goats before the flocks It is customary for the he-goats to go before the flock, at the head of the she-goats.
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and they shall set themselves in array against her They shall array themselves in battle against her.
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O spoilers of My heritage Heb. שֹּׁסֵי.
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as you become fat Heb. תפושו, an expression of fat.
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a threshing heifer Heb. דשא, a heifer that threshes the grain and eats constantly.
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Your mother Your nation.
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the end of the nations Although your beginning was great, your end will be a desert.
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shoot at her Heb. ידו, cast stones at her. Cf. “And they cast (וידוּ) stones at me” (Lam. 3:53).
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she gave her hand like a person who has no strength and stretches forth his hand to whomever he sees, to beg mercy and aid. Cf. We gave our hand to Egypt” (Lam. 5:6).
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her foundations have fallen Heb. אשיותיה. The strength of her foundations. Cf. “And the foundations (וְאֻשַּׁיָא) shall be fastened” (Ezra 4:12). And in the language of the Mishnah: Those who dig for foundations (לְאֻשִׁין) [Baba Kamma 50a]. Cf. “And strengthen yourselves (והתאוששוּ)” (Isa. 46:8), equivalent to והתחזקוּ, and strengthen yourselves.
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as she did to the city of the Lord.
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Cut off a sower Destroy a king from Babylon and one who grasps a sword in time of slaughter.
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First...devoured him For he exiled the Ten Tribes.
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broke his bones He broke his bones, for he finished the leftovers, Judah and Benjamin. עִצְמוֹ (desossa in French), [broke the bones].
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and he shall pasture in the Carmel An expression of pasture.
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the rebellious land Heb. מרתים, which rebelled against Me and provoked Me.
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Pekod The name of a province. Cf. “Pekod and Shoa and Koa” (Ezekiel 23:23). Jonathan renders [them as] names of provinces.
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and do according to all that I have commanded you You, Cyrus, through Isaiah the prophet.
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the hammer of the whole earth which would shatter and crush everyone.
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I laid a snare for you Heb. יקשתי, an expression of a snare (מוֹקֵש).
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Come against her from her border From the end of the city, commence upon her, that she not know, and she will be taken suddenly.
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open her gates Jonathan renders: אִבּוּלָהָא, her gates, but it has no similar instance [in Scripture]. Menahem (Machbereth p. 14) classifies it as an expression of a manger.
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thresh her Heb. סלוה.
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stacks Granaries.
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all her bulls Her princes. So is the custom of the prophets to compare the princes to mighty bulls and to he-goats.
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Gather archers against Babylon Heb. השמיעו, an expression similar to: “And Saul called the people together (וַיְשַׁמַע)” (I Sam. 15:4). Call out that archers assemble against Babylon. Cf. “His archers (רַבָּיו) surround me” (Job 16:13).
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Therefore An expression of an oath.
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in order to give rest to the earth When Babylon falls, there will be rest and peace for all.
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upon the imposters Heb. הבדים, to her diviners.
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and they shall become foolish with their divining. Similar to this is: “Who frustrates the signs of imposters” (Isa. 44:25), and so did Jonathan render. They are called בּדים because they fabricate (בּוֹדִים) and say false things.
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the allies Heb. הערב. Jonathan renders: סוּמְכותא (garantie in French).
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and they are mad upon things of horror Heb. יתהללו, they shall become mad. Another interpretation: (Pour vanter in French) in order to boast. And so did Jonathan render: משתבּחין, they boast, [i.e.,] with the gods of the giants that they had.
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martens...with cats Jonathan [renders]: And martens shall meet cats. [These are] species of animals found in ruins.
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Behold, as a lion that ascends from the heights of the Jordan, so will the spoiler come to the strong dwelling. So did Jonathan paraphrase: Behold a king with his camp shall ascend upon them like a lion that ascends from the height of the Jordan. We learn that the height of the Jordan is a place of lions. Also, in this manner Jonathan renders: “How will you do in the heights of the Jordan” (12:5): Against the wild beasts of the heights of the Jordan.
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when I bring the moment Heb. ארגיעה, when I bring the time.
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over her Heb. מעליה.
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and who will appoint Me a time for war?
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the young of the flock Persia, the youngest of the sons of Japheth.
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