pious, godly , either as exhibition of ‘duteous love’ toward God ( Che OP 378), or (in view of rarity of such passages as Ho 6:4 , 6 Je 2: 2, and their possible ambiguity) because kindness , as prominent in the godly, comes to imply other attributes, and to be a designation of the godly character, piety: a. as adj. — גֹּוי לא חסיד a nation, not pious , = ungodly ψ 43:1 . b. elsewhere as subst. : sing., a pious man, the
godly
ψ 4:4
;
12:2
;
32:6
;
86:2
,
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יָשָׁר
Mi 7:
2; (
thy
)
pious one
(
s
)
ψ 16:10
(
Kt pl.
),
1 S 2:9
(
Qr pl
.)
Pr 2:8
,
אִישׁ חֲסִידֶ˜ךָ
men of thy pious one
Dt 33:8
(Moses,
v. D
i; others,
the man, thy godly one
, i.e. Levi);
pl.
the pious, godly
, those of the people who were faithful, devoted to God’s service, only in Psalter and chiefly, if not entirely, in late Psalms
ψ 149:1
,
5
;
his pious ones
ψ 30:5
;
31:24
;
37:28
;
85:9
;
97:10
;
116:15
;
148:14
;
149:9
;
thy pious ones
ψ 52:11
;
79:2
;
89:20
;
132:9
=
2 Ch 6:4
1,
ψ 145:10
;
my pious ones
ψ 50
;
5
,
her
(Zion’s)
pious
ψ
132:16
.—(In Maccab. age,
συναγωγὴ Ἀσιδαίων
denoted, technically, the party
of
the pious
, who opposed the Hellenization of Judaea,
v.
1 Macc 2:4
2;
cf.
7:13 2 Macc 14:6
and
Che
OP 48, 56; so perhaps
ψ 116:15
;
149:1
,
5
,
9
.)
•
חֲסִידָה
S
2624
TWOT
698c
GK
2884
n.f.
stork
(
so called as king and affectionate to its young
)
—
Lv 11:19
=
Dt 14:18
ψ 104:17
Je 8:7 Zc 5:
9;
cf.
Lat.
pietaticultrix
.
• חֲסַדְיָה S 2619 GK 2878 n.pr.m. ( Yah is kind ) son of Zerubbabel 1 Ch 3:20 .
חָסַד S 2616 TWOT 698, 699 GK 2873, 2874 ] vb. be reproached, ashamed
(
Aramaism,
v. RS
Proph. iv, n. 9
; Aramaic
חֲסַד
be put to shame
,
ܚܰܣܶܕ
(
ḥased
),
חַסֵּד
reproach, revile;
חִסּוּדָא
,
ܚܶܣܕܳܐ
(
ḥesdo
)
shame, reproach
, often in
å ã
for
חֶרֶפָּה
)
;—only
Pi.
Impf.
פֶּן־יְחַסֶּדְךָ
Pr 25:10
lest he reproach thee, expose thee to shame
.
• II . חֶ˜סֶד S 2617, 2618 TWOT 698a, 699a GK 2875, 2876, 2877 n.m. shame, reproach , only abs. :— ח׳ הוּא Lv 20:17 ( H ), it is a shame (shameful thing); ח׳ לְאֻמִּים חַטָּאת Pr 14:34 sin is a reproach to peoples .
• II. [