and to this sense the following clause inclines:from day even tonight wilt thou make an end of me; he lived till morning, which was more than he expected, and was the longest time he could set himself; and now be reckoned that before night it would be all over with him as to this world.
This was the second day of his illness; and the third day he recovered, and went to the temple with his song of praise. rqb de ytywv "statui, [vel] posui usque ad mane", Pagninus, Montanus; "constitui [rursum terminum] usque mane", Vatablus.
Reinbeck de Accent Heb. p.