_Poll._ Num. i. 2, &c.
_Pommel._ 2 Chron. ix. 12.
_Port._ Neh. ii. 13.
_Prefer._ Esth. ii. 9; Dan. vi. 3; John i. 25.
_Presently._ Matt. xxvi. 53; Phil. ii. 23.
_Prevent._ Ps. lix. 10; cxix. 147; 1 Thess. iv. 15.
_Proper._ Acts i. 19; 1 Cor. vii. 7; Heb. xi. 32.
_Prophesy._ 1 Cor. xi. 5; xiv. 3, 4.
_Publican._ Matt. v. 46, &c.
_Purchase._ 1 Tim. iii. 13.
_Ranges._ Lev. xi. 35.
_Refrain._ Prov. x. 19.
_Riot._ Titus i. 6; 1 Peter iv. 4; 2 Peter ii. 13.
_Rioting._ Rom. xiii. 13.
_Riotous._ Prov. xxiii. 20; Luke xv. 13.
_Road._ 1 Sam. xxvii. 10.
_Scrip._ 1 Sam. xvii. 40; Matt. x. 10, &c.
_Secure._ Judges viii. 11; xviii. 7, 10; Job xi. 18; xii. 6; Matt.
xxviii. 14.
_Set to._ John iii. 32.
_Shroud._ Ezek. xxxi. 3.
_Sod._ Gen. xxv. 29.
_Sottish._ Jer. iv. 22.
_Table._ Hab. ii. 2; Luke i. 63; 2 Cor. iii. 3.
_Target._ 1 Sam. xvii. 6; 1 Kings x. 16.
_Tire._ Isa. iii. 18; Ezek. xxiv. 17, 23.
_Tired._ 2 Kings ix. 30.
_Turtle._ Cant. ii. 12.
_Vagabond._ Gen. iv. 12; Ps. cix. 10; Acts xix. 13.
_Venison._ Gen. xxv. 28.
_Wealth._ 2 Chron. i. 12; Ps. cxii. 3; 1 Cor. x. 24.
_Witty._ Prov. viii. 22.
If, in reading these passages, we attach to the words here mentioned the
meaning that they ordinarily bear, the resulting sense will in each case
be very different from that intended to be conveyed by the translators. In
some of the passages the sense thus given will be so manifestly
inappropriate that the reader is necessarily driven to seek for some
explanation; but in others of them no such feeling may be awakened, and
the reader is undesignedly betrayed into error. Through no fault of the
translators, but by the inevitable law of change in language, the words
which once served as stepping-stones, by whose aid the reader could rise
to a clearer perception of the truth of God, have become stumbling-blocks
in his path, and cause him to wander from the way. Respect, therefore, for
the translators, as well as loyalty to the Scripture, constrain the demand
that these rough places be made plain.
LECTURE VI.
_ON THE IMPERFECT RENDERINGS INTRODUCED OR RETAINED IN THE REVISION OF
1611._
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