Hello there, I have been pondering the scripture that refers to hinds' feet on high places and was wondering what other people's take on it is. Thanks! SDG
The Jewish study Bible in 2 Samuel 22:34, uses words like "set firm" and "on the hights". The hights, has a singular of the word translated and refering to "my back". In the plural perhaps "my thighs" and "parallel to my legs".
The Hebrew Bible in English, 2 Samuel 22:34, Who maketh my feet like hinds', and setteth me upon my high places;
What I see is G-d will allow us to do the impossible tasks with a firm foundation and to stand/set anywhere, even "on" the "highest places/mountain".
To Set Me Firm on the Heights
JQ,
The Jewish study Bible in 2 Samuel 22:34, uses words like "set firm" and "on the hights". The hights, has a singular of the word translated and refering to "my back". In the plural perhaps "my thighs" and "parallel to my legs".
The Hebrew Bible in English, 2 Samuel 22:34, Who maketh my feet like hinds', and setteth me upon my high places;
What I see is G-d will allow us to do the impossible tasks with a firm foundation and to stand/set anywhere, even "on" the "highest places/mountain".
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