מַסָּח
mas.sach
H4535
H:N-M
Hebrew
defense
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Hebrew
Language
mas.sach denotes the defensive keeping of the house in the guard arrangement of 2 Kings 11:6.
The term denotes a defensive purpose for keeping the house in the guard arrangement described in 2 Kings 11:6.
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Defensive keeping of the house · dominant
In 2 Kings 11:6, the adverb occurs in the instruction that guards stationed at specified gates are to keep the charge of the house; the APB renders the closing clause "and you shall keep the charge of the house as a defense."
In the Anselm Project Bible: In 2 Kings 11:6, the APB presents the clause as keeping the charge of the house "as a defense." This wording confirms the clause's defensive setting without isolating a precise English equivalent.