אַפְּתֹם
ap.p.tom
H0674
A:N-M
Hebrew
revenue
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Occurrences
1
Books
Hebrew
Language
ap.p.tom denotes a king’s financial intake threatened when a rebuilt city would cease paying imposed charges.
The lone attestation places the term among payments withheld from the king, identifying a royal financial intake that would be harmed if the city were rebuilt.
Senses in use
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Royal income subject to loss · dominant
In Ezra 4:13, the masculine singular absolute noun occurs in the warning that a rebuilt city will not give tribute, poll tax, and custom; the APB renders the resulting concern as “the revenue of the kings will suffer damage.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Ezra 4:13, the APB presents the clause as “the revenue of the kings will suffer damage.” The term’s precise English correspondence cannot be isolated beyond the verse’s financial context.