Treasury of Scriptural Knowledge on Daniel 3:15

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The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
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ye hear: Dan 3:10 harp: Kaithros in Arabic kitharat, Greek κιθαρα, the guitar. sackbut: Sabbecha σαμβυκη, sambuke, a kind of harp. psaltery: Pesanter, ψαλτηριον, a stringed instrument struck with a plectrum; probably similar to what is called a psalterium in Egypt, which Hasselquist describes as a large oblique triangle, with two bottoms two inches from each other, and about twenty catguts of different sizes. dulcimer: Soomphanya probably the same as the Talmudic סמפון \[Strong's H5481\], a pipe. ye fall: Luk 4:7, Luk 4:8 well: Dan 3:17; Exo 32:32; Luk 13:9 and who: Dan 3:28, Dan 3:29, Dan 6:16, Dan 6:20; Exo 5:2; Kg2 18:35; Ch2 32:15-17; Isa 36:20, Isa 37:23; Mat 27:43 we are: Mat 10:19; Mar 13:11; Luk 12:11, Luk 21:14, Luk 21:15; Act 4:8-12, Act 4:19, Act 5:29, Act 6:15; Act 24:10-13 Daniel 3:17

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