תְּרָפִים noun masculine[Zech 10:2] plural (= plural of majesty NöZMG xlii (1888), 476) a kind of idol, object of reverence, and means of divination (√ and etymology-meaning dubious, compare GFMHast. DB TERAPHIM SayZA ii. 195 (citing Neubauer, and Assyrian tarpû, spectre), al. √ רפא, compare רְפָאִים); — always ׳ת: — portable and sometimes small [Gen 31:19]; [Gen 31:34]: [Gen 31:35] (called אֱלֹהִים v[Gen 31:30], all E), but in size and shape like a man [1Sam 19:13]; [1Sam 19:16] in household shrine (see also l.c.) [Judg 17:5] (+ אֵפוֺד, compare GFMJu), [Judg 18:14]; [Judg 18:17] (both + אֵפוֺד, פֶּסֶל, מַסֵּכָה), compare v[Judg 18:20] (omitted מַסֵּכָה), [Hos 3:4] (+ ׳א, מַצֵּבָה, וֶבַךְ); condemned [1Sam 15:23]; [2Kgs 23:24] (+ גִּלֻּלִים); used in divining (by king of Babylonian ), ׳שָׁאַל בַּתּ [Ezek 21:26] (+ קִלְקַל בַּתִצִּים, רָאָח בַּכָּבֵד); as giving empty oracles [Zech 10:2] (|| הַקּוֺסְמִים). — See GFMl.c. NowArchaeology ii. 23 StaBlb. Theol. d. A. T. under the word.
תִּרְצָה see רצה.
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