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|Text='''v. 1b''' – In contrast to the use of טוֹב in v. 2,<ref>The "state in which objects are of a high quality and/or a pleasure to look at" (SDBH).</ref> it refers here to the "state in which events are well-performed, morally and ethically correct, and beneficial to others."<ref>SDBH.</ref>, while the word נָּעִים (“delightful”) refers to “conditions and circumstances that have qualities that inspire appreciation.”<ref>SDBH.</ref>. | |Text='''v. 1b''' – In contrast to the use of טוֹב in v. 2,<ref>The "state in which objects are of a high quality and/or a pleasure to look at" (SDBH).</ref> it refers here to the "state in which events are well-performed, morally and ethically correct, and beneficial to others."<ref>SDBH.</ref>, while the word נָּעִים (“delightful”) refers to “conditions and circumstances that have qualities that inspire appreciation.”<ref>SDBH.</ref>. This word often appears in parallel to the word טוב (“good”) such as in Ps 147:1; Gen 49:15; and Job 36:11. | ||
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v. 1b – In contrast to the use of טוֹב in v. 2,[1] it refers here to the "state in which events are well-performed, morally and ethically correct, and beneficial to others."[2], while the word נָּעִים (“delightful”) refers to “conditions and circumstances that have qualities that inspire appreciation.”[3]. This word often appears in parallel to the word טוב (“good”) such as in Ps 147:1; Gen 49:15; and Job 36:11.