Two key words that translators would focus on here. First "your hands"
יָדֶ֑יךָ
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יָדֶ֑יךָ
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Before that is - between
בֵּ֣ין
So depending on person's choice here. Injured "between hands" or "between arms" or "back." Seems like an odd way to say back personally
בֵּ֣ין
So depending on person's choice here. Injured "between hands" or "between arms" or "back." Seems like an odd way to say back personally
Rashi goes with back which many js would say is final.
I think injured hands a foreshadowing of Jesus Christ. Interesting one, note they translate literally in the Rashi "between hands" then say back.
I think injured hands a foreshadowing of Jesus Christ. Interesting one, note they translate literally in the Rashi "between hands" then say back.
Does that phrase appear elsewhere in the Bible? My search just now, no.
בין ידיך
How is "yadik" translated elsewhere? Answer usually your hand(s)
Is there a word for back? Of course
אחור
Arm? "Zeroa" means arm & also shoulder. Both from Exodus
זְרוֹעַ
בין ידיך
How is "yadik" translated elsewhere? Answer usually your hand(s)
Is there a word for back? Of course
אחור
Arm? "Zeroa" means arm & also shoulder. Both from Exodus
זְרוֹעַ
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