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Daniel 4:25

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Masoretic Text 1524

H2957 they shall drive ולך טרדין
H4481 thee from מן
H606 men אנשׁא
H5974 with ועם
H2423 the beasts חיות
H1251 of the field ברא
H1934 shall be להוה
H4070 and thy dwelling מדרך
H6211 grass ועשׂבא
H8450 as oxen כתורין
H2939 and they shall make thee to eat לך יטעמון
H2920   ומטל
H8065 of heaven שׁמיא
H6647 and they shall wet לך מצבעין
H7655 and seven ושׁבעה
H5732 times עדנין
H2499 shall pass יחלפון
H5921   עליך
H5705 thee till עד
H1768 That די
H3046 thou know תנדע
H1768 that די
H7990 ruleth שׁליט
H5943 the most High עליא
H4437 in the kingdom במלכות
H606 of men אנשׁא
H4479 it to whomsoever ולמן
H1768   די
H6634 he will יצבא
H5415 and giveth יתננה׃

King James Bible (Oxford 1769)

H1768 That
  they
  shall
H2957 drive
  thee
H4481 from
H606 men
  and
  thy
H4070 dwelling
  shall
H1934 be
H5974 with
  the
H2423 beasts
  of
  the
H1251 field
  and
  they
  shall
  make
  thee
  to
H2939 eat
H6211 grass
  as
H8450 oxen
  and
  they
  shall
H6647 wet
  thee
H5974 with
  the
H4481 dew
  of
H8065 heaven
  and
H7655 seven
H5732 times
  shall
H2499 pass
H5922 over
  thee
H5705 till
  thou
H3046 know
H1768 that
  the
  most
H5943 High
H7990 ruleth
  in
  the
H4437 kingdom
  of
H606 men
  and
H5415 giveth
  it
  to
H4479 whomsoever
  he
H6634 will

Hebrew-English Dictionary

Strongs: H2957
Hebrew: טְרַד
Transliteration: ṭᵉrad
Pronunciation: ter-ad'
Part of Speech: Verb
Bible Usage: drive.
Definition:  

corresponding to H2956; to expel

1. (P'al) to drive away, drive from, chase away

The Brown-Driver-Briggs
Hebrew-English Lexicon (BDB) 1906
Strong's Exhaustive Concordance
by James Strong (S.T.D.) (LL.D.) 1890.
 

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