מוֹת
mot
H4193
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Hebrew
death
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Hebrew
Language
mot denotes death as one specified outcome of judgment in Ezra 7:26.
The attested use places mot among the specified outcomes of judgment for one who does not observe the law of God and the king in Ezra 7:26.
Senses in use
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Death as a judicial outcome · dominant
In Ezra 7:26, the masculine singular absolute noun occurs in the list of judgments to be executed on a person who does not observe the law of God and the law of the king. The APB renders the clause “whether to death, or to uprooting, or to confiscation of property, or to imprisonment.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Ezra 7:26, the APB presents the term within a list of judicial penalties as “to death.” This identifies the clause's presentation rather than a precise lexical mapping.