הָלִיךְ
ha.likh
H1978
H:N-M
Hebrew
step
1
Occurrences
1
Books
Hebrew
Language
ha.likh denotes steps in the image of washing them in curds beside a rock pouring out oil.
The attested use refers to steps within an image of washing them in curds, set beside a rock pouring out streams of oil.
Senses in use
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Steps in an abundance image · dominant
In Job 29:6, the construct masculine plural noun occurs in the clause about washing steps in curds; the APB renders the verse, “when I washed my steps in curds and the rock poured out streams of oil beside me,” placing the steps within an image of plentiful provision.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Job 29:6, the APB presents the clause as “when I washed my steps in curds,”.