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|NOD GN land of, in which CAIN wandered (BofMoses 5:32-42)[http://lds.org/scriptures/pgp/moses/5.41?lang=eng#40 Moses 5:41] | |NOD GN land of, in which CAIN wandered (BofMoses 5:32-42)[http://lds.org/scriptures/pgp/moses/5.41?lang=eng#40 Moses 5:41] | ||
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KJV Nod = Hebrew ''nôd'' “Wandering, Wandering-exile”<ref>B. M. Metzger, ed., “Topical Index to the Bible,” 146.</ref> (Genesis 4:16; Greek ''Naid''), but is taken from part of the hendiadys in Genesis 4:12, ''nˁā wānād'' “totterer-and-wanderer, restless wanderer.”<ref>Speiser, ''Genesis'', 29,31n.</ref> | KJV Nod = Hebrew נוד ''nôd'' “Wandering, Wandering-exile”<ref>B. M. Metzger, ed., “Topical Index to the Bible,” 146.</ref> (Genesis 4:16; Greek ''Naid''), but is taken from part of the hendiadys in Genesis 4:12, נע ונד ''nˁā wānād'' “totterer-and-wanderer, restless wanderer.”<ref>Speiser, ''Genesis'', 29,31n.</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:43, 20 June 2022
| Pearl of Great Price PN | 1. | NOD GN land of, in which CAIN wandered (BofMoses 5:32-42)Moses 5:41 |
KJV Nod = Hebrew נוד nôd “Wandering, Wandering-exile”[1] (Genesis 4:16; Greek Naid), but is taken from part of the hendiadys in Genesis 4:12, נע ונד nˁā wānād “totterer-and-wanderer, restless wanderer.”[2]
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Bibliography
Metzger, Bruce M., ed. “Topical Index to the Bible,” in Exhaustive Concordance, NRSV. Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 1991.
