עָשַׁת
a.shat
H6245A
H:V
Hebrew
to gleam
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Hebrew
Language
a.shat describes the gleaming attributed to people in Jeremiah 5:28.
The sole attested use describes people as having gleamed in a condemnatory portrayal alongside their failure to judge the orphan and needy.
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Gleaming ascribed to people · dominant
In Jeremiah 5:28, the Qal perfect third-person common plural form occurs in the clause describing “They” after they “have grown fat”; the APB renders the clause “they have gleamed.” The same verse continues with their failure to judge for the orphan and needy.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Jeremiah 5:28, the APB renders the relevant clause “they have gleamed,”.