TWOT error?

Beloved Amodeo

My fellow disciples, 

  I am presently doing a word study in the OT on the word often translated humble/meek/afflicted. The word in Hebrew is: ענו; transliterated lemma anaw. The TWOT records several usages of the word. Importantly, it describes usage of the verb in the piel form and references among other eg. Num 24.24 and Jud. The problem here is twofold. Firstly, the references for Jud do not correspond to the context of the body of the text. Secondly, there is no specific text in Jud (I prefer Jdg as an abbreviation for Judges) referenced to elucidate the text. 

  My question is, have I stumbled upon a flaw in the TWOT text or am I in error in my understanding of this passage? I have included screen shots to illustrate the points I have made. Any help in resolving this puzzle would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

 

Rich DeRuiter

Brother, it looks like there is something missing from the TWOT text. I would report it as a typo, though I'm not sure what the correction should be, as any of the examples in Judges you cite would work, and I don't have a hard-copy of TWOT.

Beloved Amodeo

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Richard DeRuiter said:

Brother, it looks like there is something missing from the TWOT text. I would report it as a typo, though I'm not sure what the correction should be, as any of the examples in Judges you cite would work, and I don't have a hard-copy of TWOT.

Thank you Richard for your speedy reply, my sentiments exactly. Don't have a clue as to what the correction should be. I however, do not believe any of the Judges passages fit with the context given.

Dean J

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I don't have TWOT so I can't check - but it looks like you have a different root - ayin nun hey rather than ayin nun yod.