Bundle
Bundle
(, tseror’; ), signifies any thing bound together and tied up for future disposal (Son 1:13; Mat 13:30; Job 14:17). It is also used of a sum of money in a purse (Gen 42:35; Pro 7:20). SEE BAG. The speech of Abigail to David (1Sa 25:29) may be thus rendered: The life of my master is bound up in the bundle of the living by Jehovah, or written in the book of the living. In Act 28:3, the original word is , an armful, literally a
multitude, as elsewhere rendered.
Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
Bundle (2)
(, tseror’; ), signifies any thing bound together and tied up for future disposal (Son 1:13; Mat 13:30; Job 14:17). It is also used of a sum of money in a purse (Gen 42:35; Pro 7:20). SEE BAG. The speech of Abigail to David (1Sa 25:29) may be thus rendered: The life of my master is bound up in the bundle of the living by Jehovah, or written in the book of the living. In Act 28:3, the original word is , an armful, literally a
multitude, as elsewhere rendered.
Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
Bundle
BUNDLE.A bundle of money is spoken of in Gen 42:35, of myrrh in Son 1:13, of life in 1Sa 25:29 (on wh. see Exp. Times, xvii. 435); also in Jer 10:17 RVm [Note: Revised Version margin.] a bundle for a journey (see Drivers Jer. p. 354); and in NT of tares (Mat 13:30) and of sticks (Act 28:3).
Fuente: Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible
Bundle
bund’l: Represents in English Versions of the Bible the words ceror, from a verb meaning cramp bind, etc. (Gen 42:35; 1Sa 25:29; Son 1:13); cebheth, from a verb probably meaning to grasp (Rth 2:16); and , deseme, from , deo, to tie up, bind, hence, literally bundle, just as the English word is derived from bind (Mat 13:30); and , plethos, properly multitude. The custom of binding up precious things in bundles (compare Son 1:13) is the basis of the very interesting metaphor in 1Sa 25:29 : The soul of my lord shall be bound in the bundle of life with Yahweh thy God, or perhaps better, in the bundle of the living in the care of Yahweh – an assurance of perfect safety.
Fuente: International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
Bundle
from deo, “to bind” (similarly, Eng. “bundle” is akin to “bind”), is used in Mat 13:30.
“a great number” (akin to pleo, “to fill”), is the word for the “bundle of sticks” which Paul put on the fire, Act 28:3. See COMPANY, MULTITUDE.
Fuente: Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament Words
Bundle
1Sa 25:29 (b) This is another name for the precious fellowship into which believers are brought with their Lord, safe and secure.
Son 1:13 (c) All of GOD’s gracious loving kindnesses and mercies are grouped by the Psalmist, as a bundle is wrapped together.
Mat 13:30 (a) This represents unsaved people bound together according to their associations on earth – gamblers with gamblers, thieves with thieves, harlots with harlots, etc. Each kind is bound together and made to suffer together in hell. They fellowshipped together on earth in their sins – now they are bound for punishment in eternity.