15:8 . b. of men: in gen. Pr 10:32 ; 11:27 ; 14:9 ; of kings v 35 16:1 3, 15 ; 19:12 . 2. acceptance , of persons, offering sacrifice, לרצון לפני יהוה Ex 28:38 ( P ); c. ל pers. for acceptance for him before י׳ ; c. sf. pers. לרצנֹו Lv 1: 3; abbrev. לְרָצֹון לָכֶם 22:2 0, לרצנכם 19: 5; 22:19 , 29 ; 23:11 , לרצון 22:21 Is 56:7 Je 6:20 ψ 19:15 (of words; cf. Ho 14: 3); על רצון Is 60:7 (read לְ , so Codd., v. G i, also Du ), רצון Mal 2:1 3. 3. will, desire, pleasure: a. of God, עשׂה ר׳ do his will Ezr 10:11 ψ 40:9 ; 103:21 ; 143:10 . b. of man, כרצונֹו עשׂה do according to his will , exactly as he pleased, Dn 8:4 ; 11:3 , 16 , 36 Ne 9:24 Est 1: 8; 9:5 , cf. Ne 9:3 7; desire ψ 145:16 , 19 2 Ch 15:1 5; = self-will Gn 49:6 (poem).

• תִּרְצָה S 8656 GK 9573, 9574 n.pr.f. et loc. ( pleasure, beauty ) ^;—1. f. daughter of Ṣelophehad of Gilead Nu 26:33 ; 27:1 ; 36:11 Jos 17: 3; Θερσα . 2. loc. old Can. city Jos 12:24 , early cap. of N. Isr. (until Omri) 1 K 14:17 ( תִּרְצָ˜תָה ), 15:21 , 23 ; 16:6 , 8 , 9 ^(×2), 15 , 17 , 23 , Θαρσα , usually Θερσα ; Menahem’s base of operations 2 K 15:14 , 16 ( Θαρς(ε)ιλα ) v 1 4, Euseb

Onom. 263, 62, ed. Lag cp. Θαραιλα , village of Samaritans in Batanea, and Buhl ^{Geogr. 247} conj. Tesîl , 20 m. E. of Lake

Gennesaret, but this too remote); in sim. of beauty (om. Ö ) Ct 6:4 ( ||

יְרוּשָׁלַם );—site not certain; conj. are: Tallûza , just N. of Mt. Ebal ( Rob ^{BR iii.} 302 f. ), Tayaṣir , c. 10 m. further NE., > eṭ-Ṭîre , S. of Gerizim (see, on these, GASm ^{Geogr. 355} Buhl ^{Geogr. 203} Aglen HastDB s. v. ).

^•רָצַח S 7523 TWOT 2208 GK 8357 vb. murder, slay ⁽NH (rare, also in deriv.) = BH ; cf. Arabic رَضَحَ , رَضَخَ ( raḍaḥa, raḍaḫa ) break, bruise, crush ) ;— Qal Pf. 3 ms. consec. זְר׳ Nu 35:2 7, וּרְצָחֹו Dt 22:2 6; 2 ms. (הֲ)רָצַחְתָּ 1 K 21:1 9;

v verse. P Priests Code or Narrative. Gi C.D. Gindsburg.

Du B. Duhm.
n.pr. nomen proprium, proper name. loc. local, locality.

×2 two times.

Lag P. de Lagarde. Buhl circa., geschichte der Edomiter . conj. conjecture(s); also conjection. sim. simile.

Rob E. Robinson, Biblical Resarches. > indicates that the preceding is to be preferred to the following. GASm George Adam Smith, Historical Geography of the Holy Land.

Hast Dictionary of the Bible, ed. James Hastings.