New Garments
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Lazarus
499. אֶלְעָזָר ʾElʿâzâr, el-aw-zawr´; from 410 and 5826; God (is) helper; Elazar, the name of seven Isr.:—Eleazar.
Why did Jesus wait 2 days,
Wake up
ʿwr 2, v., to be awake, stir; to awake, start to move; to agitate, disturb. 80×
a New Blue Print
Garments
4189 כֻּתֹּנֶת (kǔt·tō·něṯ): n.fem.; ≡ Str 3801; TWOT 1058a
1. LN 6.152–6.187 tunic, garment, i.e., clothing as a covering more complete than a loincloth, a basic garment reaching the knees and so a common garment for common wear and work (Ge 3:21; SS 5:3);
2. LN 6.152–6.187 unit: כֻּתֹּנֶת פַּס (kǔt·tō·něṯ pǎs) special tunic, i.e., long robe with long sleeves, with a special focus that this garment is not “work clothing” (Ge 37:3, 23b, 32a; 2Sa 13:18, 19+), note: good argument can be given that tunic was special because it was a richly ornamented robe
955 II. בֶּגֶד (bě·ḡěḏ): n.masc.; ≡ Str 899; TWOT 198a
1. LN 6.162 garment, apparel, i.e., any clothing of a general kind (Ge 24:53; 27:27), note: context will determine if a specific kind of clothing is in mind, of a widow (Ge 38:14), sacred garments (Ex 28:2), note: for MT text in 2Ch 20:25, see 7007;
2. LN 6.172 cloak, robe, i.e., a specific outer piece of clothing (2Ki 22:11);
3. LN 6.106–6.117 ornate cloth as a piece of furniture in the tabernacle (Nu 4:6–13 passim);
4. LN 6.152–6.187 bed sheet, i.e., a cover on a bed (1Sa 19:13)
4189 כֻּתֹּנֶת (kǔt·tō·něṯ): n.fem.; ≡ Str 3801; TWOT 1058a
1. LN 6.152–6.187 tunic, garment, i.e., clothing as a covering more complete than a loincloth, a basic garment reaching the knees and so a common garment for common wear and work (Ge 3:21; SS 5:3);
2. LN 6.152–6.187 unit: כֻּתֹּנֶת פַּס (kǔt·tō·něṯ pǎs) special tunic, i.e., long robe with long sleeves, with a special focus that this garment is not “work clothing” (Ge 37:3, 23b, 32a; 2Sa 13:18, 19+), note: good argument can be given that tunic was special because it was a richly ornamented robe
5077 מְעִיל (meʿîl): n.masc.; ≡ Str 4598; TWOT 1230b—LN 6.152–6.187 robe, cloak, i.e., an exterior garment which covers an inner tunic (1Sa 18:4), note: KB defines as a “sleeveless coat”
מֵעִים (mē·ʿîm) Holladay, BDB, Lisowsky: see 5055
5073 מַעֲטֶה (mǎ·ʿǎṭě(h)): n.[masc.]; ≡ Str 4594; TWOT 1601a
1. LN 6.152–6.187 garment, mantle, wrap, i.e., a cover or heavy wrap over the clothing (Isa 61:3+);
2. LN 25.116–25.134 unit: מַעֲטֶה תְּהִלָּה (mǎ·ʿǎṭě(h) tehil·lā(h)) be joyful, formally, mantle of praise, i.e., be in a joyful state, implying words of praise to God are spoken while in this state, as a figurative extension of wearing a garment (Isa 61:3+)
מַעֲטָפָה (mǎ·ʿǎṭā·p̄ā(h)) BDB: see 5074
Garment signifies calling
168 אַדֶּרֶת (ʾǎd·dě·rěṯ): n.fem.; ≡ Str 155; TWOT 28c
1. LN 6.152–6.187 cloak, outerwear, coat, i.e., a covering garment for basic daily functions and needs (Ge 25:25; 1Ki 19:13, 19; 2Ki 2:8, 13, 14; Zec 13:4+);
2. LN 6.152–6.187 rich robe, i.e., a very beautiful garment, implying splendor and richness in its appearance (Jos 7:21, 24; Jnh 3:6+);
3. LN 79.9–79.17 splendor, beauty, i.e., a state or condition of an object as having a lovely, desireable appearance (Eze 17:8+);
4. LN 1.95–1.98 rich pasture, i.e., a tract of open land very suitable for grazing, with abundant grass for sheep and goats (Zec 11:3+)
אדשׁ (ʾdš): see 169
אָדֹשׁ (ʾā·ḏōš) BDB: see 169, 1889
a rich pasture:
ADAM
man
133 II. אָדָם (ʾā·ḏām): n.masc.; ≡ Str 120; TWOT 25a—LN 6.152–6.187 leather, i.e., processed animal skins (Hos 11:4); note: in context, strips of leather used as binders; note: oth, see 132
Dust
3. LN 10.14–10.48 descendants, formally, dust, i.e., the progeny of a person, with a focus on the abundance of those offspring (Nu 23:10);
Ground
141 I. אֲדָמָה (ʾǎḏā·mā(h)): n.fem.; ≡ Str 127; TWOT 25b
1. LN 2.14–2.28 soil, dust, i.e., dirt either as clods, clay, or fine particles (1Sa 4:12; Isa 28:24);
2. LN 1.39–1.45 earth, world, i.e., the entire surface of the land on which mankind dwells (Ge 12:3);
3. LN 1.79–1.81 land, i.e., a geo-political area as a land region (Isa 19:17);