24 сент. 2021 г. · The casting of the sandal or shoe may indicate the symbolic action of taking possession of Edom (cf. Deut 11:24; Ruth 4:7 is often cited, but is ...

Throwing a shoe could represent intense insult or taking possession in a hostile way. The Lord's intent for Edom was harsh judgment. Philistia, home of the ...

The throwing of a shoe over a territory is a sign of taking forcible possession, just as the taking off of the shoe (חליצה) is a sign of the renunciation of ...

Similarly, the act of casting out a shoe was a symbolic gesture of claiming possession and authority over a place or people.

15 июн. 2016 г. · And “casting out a shoe” refers to the custom, when transferring a possession, of throwing down a shoe on the ground as a symbol of occupancy, ...

``upon the joint of the neck of the mighty men of Edom I have cast my shoe.'' It may allude to a custom in confirming a bargain, or taking possession, to pluck ...

This would mean, 'I will take possession of Edom,' in allusion to an oriental custom of taking possession of land by casting the shoe upon it; but the first ...

Moab is My washbowl; I will throw My sandal over Edom; I will shout aloud over Philistia.' - What is the meaning of Psalm 108:9?

Take the phrase in every light, it signifies victory and power; that he should be in Edom as at home, and there pluck off his shoe, and cast it upon him; either ...

c. Moab is My washpot; over Edom I will cast My shoe: God also said that He would exalt Himself over the surrounding nations. Both Moab and Edom ...