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Deuteronomy 3:27

Deuteronomy 3:27

The Pulpit Commentary · Joseph S. Exell and contributors · Public Domain

Comp. , of which this is a rhetorical amplification. There the mountains of Abarim are mentioned; here Pisgah, the northern portion of that range, is specified. The top of Pisgah; i.e. Mount Nebo ().

Westward; literally, seaward, i.e. towards the Mediterranean; northward ( צָפוֹן, hidden or dark place, where darkness gathers, as opposed to the bright and sunny south); southward, towards the right-hand quarter ( תֵּימָן from יָמִין, the right hand; cf.

, "to the south towards the right hand "); eastward, towards the dawn or sun rising; cf. ( מִזְרָח, from זָרַח to shine forth).

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