che.qeq denotes decrees or formal determinations, including oppressive statutes and resolves within a tribal division.

The two attestations present che.qeq as formal determinations: Isaiah 10:1 places it in the issuing of iniquitous decrees and oppressive statutes, while Judges 5:15 associates it with Reuben's great resolves of heart.

1. Official decrees and statutes · dominant

   In Isaiah 10:1, the construct plural form occurs in the clause condemning those who issue iniquitous decrees; the APB renders the surrounding wording "decree iniquitous decrees and write oppressive statutes."

   Isaiah 10:1
2. Resolves within Reuben · occasional

   In Judges 5:15, the construct plural form occurs in the statement about Reuben's divisions; the APB renders the clause "there were great resolves of heart."

   Judges 5:15

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the surrounding clauses as "iniquitous decrees" and "oppressive statutes" in Isaiah 10:1, but as "great resolves of heart" in Judges 5:15. These phrases indicate the verses' contexts rather than exact term-by-term renderings.