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SABANNUS
SABBATH
SABblPNUS S CAB AN NO^) [BA]), I Ed. 863 RV traditional saying of Jesus which may express his Janur-
=Ezra 833 BmNur, 2.
like habit of mind as regards the Sabbath. It ceased,
WoTH, lomop (ni~?y am*). S~~NAMES.
indeed, to be understood when the Christian Sunday
had become an iostitution, and so w s thrust out of
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the canonical Church tradition : but it certainly giver
SABAT. I. RV SAPHAT, a group of children of US the impression of bring an ancient and a genuine
Solomon's servants (see NETHINIM) in the great port- tradition.' It is the well-known addition of D (Coda
exilic list (see EZRA ii., § 9, % 86). one of eight inserted Bm, ed. Scrivener. 173) aftrr Lk. 6 4 : 'On the
in I Esd.5~ (CA@A~ [B]. C&@AT [A], om. L) after same day when he saw one working on the Sabbath he
Pochereth-hazzrbaim of I EzraZil=Neh. 759.
said to him : Man, if thou knowert what thou art doing
It apparently reprcsenrr the farm Sn~sx~r=sh~phadA thou art blessed; but if thou knowert not, thou art
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s cursed and a transgressor of the law' (rlj o6rG jp@pp
APHUT",).
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