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== Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_38376" /> == | == Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_38376" /> == | ||
<p> (Hebrews E'der, עֵדֶר '', Flock,'' as often rendered), the name of a tower (מַגְדָּל ), beyond (מֵהָלְאָה ) which Jacob first halted between Bethlehem and [[Hebron]] ( Genesis 35:21, Sept. Γαδέρ, Vat. omits, Vulg. ''Eder).'' In Micah 4:8 (Sept., Vulg., and A.V. translate | <p> (Hebrews E'der, '''''עֵדֶר''''' '', Flock,'' as often rendered), the name of a tower ( '''''מַגְדָּל''''' ), beyond ( '''''מֵהָלְאָה''''' ) which Jacob first halted between Bethlehem and [[Hebron]] ( Genesis 35:21, Sept. '''''Γαδέρ''''' , Vat. omits, Vulg. ''Eder).'' In Micah 4:8 (Sept., Vulg., and A.V. translate '''''Ποιμνίον''''' , grex, "flock") it is put for the neighboring village Bethlehem itself, and hence tropically for the royal line of David as sprung thence. It perhaps derived its name from the fact of having been erected to guard, (See [[Migdol]])., flocks, or else from some individual of the name of Eder (q.v.). [[Jerome]] (who calls it ''Turris Ader)'' says it lay 1000 paces from Bethlehem ''(Onomast.'' s.v. Bethlehem), and intimates that it contained a prophetic anticipation (compare [[Targum]] of Pseudo-Jon. in loc.) of the birth of the [[Messiah]] on the same spot ( Luke 2:7-8). (See Albert, ''De [[Turri]] Eder,'' Lips. 1689.) (See [[Bethlehem]]). </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:19, 15 October 2021
Easton's Bible Dictionary [1]
Genesis 35:21 Micah 4:8
Holman Bible Dictionary [2]
Genesis 35:21Eder
Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature [3]
(Hebrews E'der, עֵדֶר , Flock, as often rendered), the name of a tower ( מַגְדָּל ), beyond ( מֵהָלְאָה ) which Jacob first halted between Bethlehem and Hebron ( Genesis 35:21, Sept. Γαδέρ , Vat. omits, Vulg. Eder). In Micah 4:8 (Sept., Vulg., and A.V. translate Ποιμνίον , grex, "flock") it is put for the neighboring village Bethlehem itself, and hence tropically for the royal line of David as sprung thence. It perhaps derived its name from the fact of having been erected to guard, (See Migdol)., flocks, or else from some individual of the name of Eder (q.v.). Jerome (who calls it Turris Ader) says it lay 1000 paces from Bethlehem (Onomast. s.v. Bethlehem), and intimates that it contained a prophetic anticipation (compare Targum of Pseudo-Jon. in loc.) of the birth of the Messiah on the same spot ( Luke 2:7-8). (See Albert, De Turri Eder, Lips. 1689.) (See Bethlehem).
