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Other spellings: אָשׁוּר
Notes: Passage: OET PSA 17:11
{A:MT} {A:GNT} "wherever I turn" | {A:HOTTP}-C {A:RSV} {A:NIV} {A:NJPS} {A:NJB} {A:NRSV} "they track me down" = אִשְּׁרוּנִי | {A:NJB} "they are advancing against me" {A:REB} "they press me hard"
Authors: Reinier de Blois
Part of speech: nsf
Related lemmas: אשׁר
Semantic domains: Act (002002002001)
Core domains: Behavior (017)
Definition: literally: the act or movement of putting one leg in front of the other in walking, used exclusively in a figurative way to denote part of one's journey through life; hence: = something that is being done and, when God is the agent, something that other people ought to do as well; at the same time one can easily slip and fall, which is a metaphor for failure
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JOB: OET JOB 23:11 · OET JOB 31:7
PSA: OET PSA 17:5 · OET PSA 17:11 · OET PSA 37:31 · OET PSA 40:2 · OET PSA 44:18 · OET PSA 73:2
PRO: OET PRO 14:15