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Jonath-elem-rechokim is a Hebrew phrase that appears as a title of Psalm 56. It may refer to a musical tune or a distant place, according to different interpretations.
Jonath-elem-rechokim is a phrase that introduces Psalm 56 in the Hebrew Bible. It may indicate the modulation or the rhythm of the psalm, according to Aben Ezra.
jo'-nath e'-lem re-ho'-kim (yonath 'elem rechoqim) (Psalm 56, title): "The silent dove of the far ones" (i.e. either of far-off lands, or among aliens), or "The dove of the distant terebinths," in either case indicating the tune to the melody of which the psalm was to be sung. See PSALMS; SONG.
McClintock and Strong's Bible Encyclopedia. Jonath-Elem-Rechokim. (joh' nath-ee' lehm-rih koh' kihm) Transliteration of word in title of Psalm 56:1 (NAS, KJV). NIV reads, “to the tune of A Dove on Distant Oaks'” (compare REB, NRSV with Terebinths for oaks). This was probably the name of a tune to which the Psalm was sung.
Jonathelemrechokim is a Hebrew phrase meaning \"the silent dove in distant places\", which is the title of Psalm 56. Find out its meaning, origin, and related terms in the Topical Bible dictionary and thesaurus.
Strong's Hebrew. 3128. Yonath Elem Rechoqim -- "dove of distant silences," probably ... ... Transliteration: Yonath Elem Rechoqim Phonetic Spelling: (yo-nath' ay'-lem. rekh-o-keem') Short Definition: Jonath - elem - rechokim. ... Jonath - elem - rechokim ... /hebrew/3128.htm - 6k. Library. Psalm 56. ... Psalm 56.
Jonathelemrechokim. (a dumb love of (in) distant places), a phrase found once only in the Bible, as a heading to the 56th psalm. Aben Ezra, who regards Jonath-elem-rechokim as merely indicating the modulation or the rhythm of the psalm, appears to come the nearest to the meaning of the passage.
