Lexicon
תְּשׁוּרָה
te.shu.rah
H8670
H:N-F Hebrew

present

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Hebrew
Language

te.shu.rah denotes an item brought to a man of God in Saul’s question about what they could take.

The attested use concerns something to take to a man of God: in 1 Samuel 9:7, Saul asks what they can bring after their bread is gone.

Senses in use

  1. An item brought to a man of God · dominant

    In 1 Samuel 9:7, the feminine singular absolute noun occurs in Saul’s question about what they should bring to the man of God when their bread has run out. The APB renders the clause, “there is no present to take to the man of God.”

In the Anselm Project Bible: In 1 Samuel 9:7, the APB presents the item as a “present” to take to the man of God.

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