klōz , klōs verb, adjective and adverb, ( כּסה , kāṣāh , סגר , ṣaghar ; καμμύω , kammúō ): Other words are ḥārāh , "to burn"; "Shalt thou reign, because thou closest thyself in cedar?" (Jeremiah 22:15 the King James Version), the Revised Version (British and American) "strivest to excel in cedar," margin "viest with the cedar"; ‛ācam , "to harden"; "Yahweh has closed your eyes" (Isaiah 29:10 ); gādhar , "to hedge" or "wall up" (Amos 9:11 ); ‛ācar , "to restrain" (Genesis 20:18 ). In Luke 4:20 , ptússō , "to fold up." the Revised Version (British and American) has "was closed," margin "is opened," for "are open" (Numbers 24:3 , Numbers 24:15 ), "closed" for "narrow" or "covered" (Ezekiel 40:16; Ezekiel 41:16 , Ezekiel 41:26 ). To "keep close," sigáō (Luke 9:36 ), the Revised Version (British and American) "held their peace." We have also "kept close" (the Revised Version (British and American) Numbers 5:13; Hebrew ṣāthar , "to hide"); also Job 28:21; "kept himself close," the Revised Version, margin "shut up" (1 Chronicles 12:1 ); "close places," miṣgereth (2 Samuel 22:46; Psalm 18:45 = "castles or holds shut in with high walls").
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