שָׁרָה
sha.rah
H8281
H:V
Hebrew
to free
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Occurrences
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Books
Hebrew
Language
sha.rah describes being set free, as the LORD’s question to Jeremiah presents it.
The sole attested use presents the LORD’s past action toward Jeremiah as having set him free, within a question that also recalls intervention in evil and distress.
Senses in use
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Setting someone free · dominant
In Jeremiah 15:11, the Piel perfect first-common-singular form occurs in the LORD’s question about what he has done for Jeremiah; the APB renders the clause, “Have I not set you free for good?”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Jeremiah 15:11, the APB presents the clause as “Have I not set you free for good?” This rendering confirms the verse’s overall presentation rather than isolating every detail of the Hebrew form.