II. [יָאַל] verb only Hiph`il shew willingness, be pleased, determine, undertake to do anything (and do it) (see Ki Thes; Arabic is take refuge with, escape, hasten to a place; compare II. אול be in front of, NöMBAK 1880. 775; Sabean ואל in proper name מואלת DHMEpigr. Denkm. 53; perhaps As âlû, accept, LyonSargontexte 72) —
Hiph`il Perfect 3 masculine singular
הוֺאִיל Hos 5,11 + 2 t.; 2 masculine singular
הוֺאַלְתָּ 1 Kron 17,27 1 singular
הוֺאַלְתִּי 1 Mos 18,27;
1 Mos 18,31 1 plural
הוֺאַלְנוּ Jos 7,7 Imperfect וְיֹאֵל Job 6,9 (jussive);
וַיּ֫וֺאֶל 2 Mos 2,21 + 4 t.;
וַיֹאֶל 1 Sam 17,39 (but see below);
Imperative הוֺאֵל 2 Sam 7,29;
2 Kong 5,23 הוֺאֶלנָֿא Dom 19,6 ה֫וֺאֶל נָא 2 Kong 6,3 הוֺאִ֫ילוּ Job 6,28 —
1. shew willingness to do anything,
accept an invitation, acquiesce, followed by infinitive
וַי֫וֺאֶל משֶׁה לָשֶׁבֶת אֶתהָֿאִישׁ 2 Mos 2,21 (
JE)
and Moses was willing to dwell with the man (and did so), =
Dom 17,11 (of Levite); elsewhere following by finite verb;
וְלוּ הוֺאַלְנוּ וַנֵּשֶׁב Jos 7,7 and would that we had been willing and had stayed; especially imperative, followed by imperative:
הוֺאֶלנָֿא וְלִין Dom 19,6 be willing and spend the night (kindly accept my invitation) see
Ges«GKC:110»§ 110. 2 a, R 2; 120. 2 a,
2 Kong 6,3 and (no
וְ)
2 Kong 5,23 הוֺאִילוּ פְֿנוּבִֿי Job 6,28 i.e. be good enough to look upon me.
2. more actively, voluntarily
undertake to do anything (and do it), followed by infinitive:
1 Mos 18,27 I have undertaken to speak = v
1 Mos 18,31 (both
J); so
1 Sam 17,39 ᵑ0, but read
וַ֫יֵּלֶא,
and he laboured vainly, for
וַיֹאֶל, so
ᵐ5,
GeiUrschrift, 377 We Dr (compare also v
b לֹא אוּכַל לָלֶכֶת בָּאֵלֶּה); followed by finite verb
הוֺאִיל משֶׁה בֵּאֵר 5 Mos 1,5 i.e. Moses
took upon himself to expound the law.
3. more actively still,
be pleased, determine on one's own responsibility,
resolve, followed by infinitive:
Jos 17,12 (
JE) =
Dom 1,27 but the Canaanites
were determined (shewed a determination) to remain in this territory (=
persisted in dwelling there);
Dom 1,35 the Amorites persisted in dwelling in Har-Heres, etc.; followed by finite verb, of irreligious action,
הואיל הָלַךְ Hos 5,11 Ephraim
persisted, he walked after vanity (read
שׁוא for
צו, see
Che); elsewhere only of the divine
good pleasure: followed by infinitive
1 Sam 12,22 ׳י hath been pleased to make you a people for himself;
1 Kron 17,27 followed by finite verb
הוֺאֵל וּבָרֵךְ 2 Sam 7,29 be pleased and bless the house of thy servant;
וְיֹאֵל אֱלוֺהַּ וִידַכְּאֵנִי Job 6,9 and that Eloah would be pleased and crush me! (see
Ges«GKC:120»§ 120, 2 a
DaSynt. § 83 b).