Lexicon
כֶּחָשׁ
ke.chash
H3586
H:A Hebrew

deceptive

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ke.chash describes sons characterized in Isaiah 30:9 as deceptive and unwilling to hear the LORD's instruction.

The attested use describes sons marked by deception in Isaiah 30:9, where they are also said to be unwilling to hear the LORD's instruction.

Senses in use

  1. Characterizing deceptive sons · dominant

    In Isaiah 30:9, the masculine plural adjective characterizes “sons” within the charge that the people are rebellious; the APB renders the clause “deceptive sons,” followed by sons unwilling to hear the LORD's instruction.

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Isaiah 30:9 the APB presents the clause as “deceptive sons.” This rendering confirms the verse's portrayal without isolating every aspect of the adjective independently.

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