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Headword:
*(/usswpos
Adler number: upsilon,681
Translated headword: hyssop
Vetting Status: high
Translation: An herb fit for cleansing.
David [says]: "you will cleanse me with hyssop, and I will be purified." For it was effecting no forgiveness of sins, but it indicates a certain figure. Sprinkling the blood of a sheep [mixed] with hyssop onto the doorposts they used to escape the hands of the destroyer. And those things [are] an exemplar of sufferings bringing deliverance: for here [is] blood, and a timber, [sc. signifying] salvation.[1]
Greek Original:*(/usswpos: bota/nh r(uptikh/. *dabi/d: r(antiei=s me u(ssw/pw|, kai\ kaqarisqh/somai. ou)demi/an ga\r a)/fesin a(marthma/twn ei)rga/zeto. ai)/nigma de/ ti shmai/nei. u(ssw/pw| to\ ai(=ma tou= proba/tou kai\ tai=s fliai=s e)pirra/nantes tou= o)loqreu/ontos ta\s xei=ras die/feugon. tu/pos de\ e)kei=na tw=n swthri/wn paqhma/twn: ai(=ma ga\r e)ntau=qa, kai\ cu/lon, swthri/a.
Notes:
Theodoret (PG 80, 1248a) on
Psalm 50:9
LXX. This entry is cross-referenced at
omicron 183 (
o)loqreu/wn).
[1] i.e. the Cross.
Keywords: botany; Christianity; definition; ethics; imagery; religion; zoology
Translated by: Bobbiejo Winfrey ✝ on 15 June 2003@07:50:41.
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