Exodus 1:10

1:10

Come <03051> [Come on.]

wisely <02449> [wisely.]

Exodus 2:3

2:3

longer able <03201 05750> [could not.]

basket <08392> [an ark.]

papyrus <01573> [bulrushes.]

{Gom‚,} is the papyrus, so famous in all antiquity. It grows on the banks of the Nile, and in marshy grounds; the stalk rises to the height of six or seven cubits above the water, is triangular, and terminates in a crown of small filaments, resembling hair. This reed was of the greatest use to the Egyptians; the pith serving them for food, and the woody part to build vessels with; which vessels frequently appear on various monuments of Egyptian antiquity. That boats were made of this reed is also attested by Pliny and others.

bitumen <02564> [with slime.]

Exodus 4:18

4:18

Jethro .......................... Jethro <03500 03503> [Jethro. Heb. Jether.]

<03212> [Let me go.]

see <07200> [and see.]

peace <03212 07965> [Go in peace.]

In the LXX. and Coptic, the following addition is made to this verse: [Meta de tas Lemeras tas pollas ekeinas eteleut‚sen ho basileus Aigyptou,] "After these many days, the king of Egypt died." This was probably an ancient side-note, which crept into the text, as it appeared to throw light on the next verse.

Exodus 12:48

12:48

foreigner <01616> [a stranger.]

males <02145> [let all.]

born <0249> [shall be.]

Exodus 21:36

Exodus 25:12

25:12

Exodus 28:43

28:43

altar <04196> [unto the altar.]

bear ... iniquity <05771 05375> [bear not iniquity.]

ordinance <02708> [a statute.]

Exodus 29:5

29:5

garments <0899> [garments.]

waistband <02805> [curious.]

The word {cheshev,} translated curious girdle, simply signifies a kind of diaper or embroidered work, of the same texture as the ephod itself.

Exodus 30:4

30:4

rings <02885> [rings.]

two ........... two flanks ......... two <06763 08147> [two corners. Heb. ribs.]

Exodus 32:23

32:23

Exodus 38:30

38:30

bases <0134> [the sockets.]