חָשֹׁךְ
cha.shokh
H2823
H:A
Hebrew
obscure
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Hebrew
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cha.shokh describes those contrasted with a skilled worker who stands before kings.
The term is used for the people before whom a quick worker will not stand, in contrast to kings in Proverbs 22:29.
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Those not before whom the skilled stand · dominant
In Proverbs 22:29, the masculine plural adjective occurs in the contrast between a man quick in his work, who will stand before kings, and those before whom he will not stand. The APB renders the latter group as “the obscure.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Proverbs 22:29, the APB presents the contrasted group as “the obscure.” This rendering confirms the verse-level contrast without isolating every aspect of the term's contribution.