Pine Tree
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PINE TREE.1. çts-shemen, Neh_8:15, see Oil Tree. 2. tidhâr. Isa_41:19 [RVm [Note: Revised Version margin.] plane] 60:13. From similarity to the Syr. daddâr (elm), the tidhâr has been supposed to be the elm, but quite as probably may have been a kind of pine; of these the two common varieties known in Syria are the Aleppo or maritime (Pinus halepensis), and the stone (P. pinea) with its umbrella-like top.
E. W. G. Masterman.
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Edited by James Hastings, D.D. Published in 1909
Pine Tree.
1. (Hebrew, tidhar.) Isa_41:19; Isa_60:13. What tree is intended is not certain: but the rendering "pine," seems least probable of any.
2. (Hebrew, Shemen,) Neh_8:16, is probably the wild olive.
Smith's Bible Dictionary
By Dr. William Smith.Published in 1863
The pine appears in our translation three times, Neh_8:15; Isa_41:19; Isa_60:13. Neh_8:15, giving directions for observing the feast of tabernacles, says, Fetch olive branches, pine branches, myrtle branches, and branches of thick trees, to make booths. The Hebrew phrase עצ שמן , means literally branches of oily or gummy plants. The LXX say cypress. Scheuchzer says the Turks call the cypress zemin. The author of Scripture Illustrated says, I should prefer the whole species called jasmin, on account of its verdure, its fragrance, and its flowers, which are highly esteemed. The word jasmin and jasemin of the Turks, resembles strongly the shemen of the Hebrew original here. The Persians also name this plant semen and simsyk. The authority, however, of the Septuagint must prevail. In Isa_41:19; Isa_60:13, the Hebrew word is תדהר ; a tree, says Parkhurst, so called from the springiness or elasticity of its wood. Luther thought it the elm, which is a lofty and spreading tree; and Dr. Stock renders it the ash. After all, it may be thought advisable to retain the pine. La Roche, describing a valley near to Mount Lebanon, has this observation: La continuelle verdure des pins et des chenes verds fait toujours sa beaute. [The perpetual verdure of the pines and the live oaks makes it ever beautiful.]
Biblical and Theological Dictionary by Richard Watson
PRINTER 1849.
E. W. G. Masterman.
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Edited by James Hastings, D.D. Published in 1909
Pine Tree.
1. (Hebrew, tidhar.) Isa_41:19; Isa_60:13. What tree is intended is not certain: but the rendering "pine," seems least probable of any.
2. (Hebrew, Shemen,) Neh_8:16, is probably the wild olive.
Smith's Bible Dictionary
By Dr. William Smith.Published in 1863
The pine appears in our translation three times, Neh_8:15; Isa_41:19; Isa_60:13. Neh_8:15, giving directions for observing the feast of tabernacles, says, Fetch olive branches, pine branches, myrtle branches, and branches of thick trees, to make booths. The Hebrew phrase עצ שמן , means literally branches of oily or gummy plants. The LXX say cypress. Scheuchzer says the Turks call the cypress zemin. The author of Scripture Illustrated says, I should prefer the whole species called jasmin, on account of its verdure, its fragrance, and its flowers, which are highly esteemed. The word jasmin and jasemin of the Turks, resembles strongly the shemen of the Hebrew original here. The Persians also name this plant semen and simsyk. The authority, however, of the Septuagint must prevail. In Isa_41:19; Isa_60:13, the Hebrew word is תדהר ; a tree, says Parkhurst, so called from the springiness or elasticity of its wood. Luther thought it the elm, which is a lofty and spreading tree; and Dr. Stock renders it the ash. After all, it may be thought advisable to retain the pine. La Roche, describing a valley near to Mount Lebanon, has this observation: La continuelle verdure des pins et des chenes verds fait toujours sa beaute. [The perpetual verdure of the pines and the live oaks makes it ever beautiful.]
Biblical and Theological Dictionary by Richard Watson
PRINTER 1849.
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