גֵּוָה
ge.vah
H1467
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Hebrew
pride
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Hebrew
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ge.vah denotes pride in the setting of Nebuchadnezzar’s acknowledgment of the Most High’s enduring dominion.
The single attested use places pride in the setting of Nebuchadnezzar’s restored understanding and his praise of the Most High in Daniel 4:34.
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Pride in Nebuchadnezzar’s acknowledgment · dominant
The feminine singular absolute noun occurs in Daniel 4:34, where Nebuchadnezzar says that his knowledge returned and blesses, praises, and honors the living eternal. The APB renders the verse with his acknowledgment that the Most High’s dominion and kingdom endure.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Daniel 4:34, the APB presents the surrounding scene through Nebuchadnezzar’s restored knowledge and his praise of the living eternal; Its specific rendering of the noun is unclear.