▶ 사반/너구리 Coney/Conies


One of the animals the Israelites were not to eat: it is described as chewing the cud, but not dividing the hoof. The rabbit, which is only another name for Coney, is not known in Palestine. The Hebrew word shaphan is supposed to signify the Syrian Hyrax, an animal about the size of the rabbit, but which does not really chew the cud. It has the habit of continually rubbing its teeth together when at rest, and thus has the appearance of chewing. It is an animal that forms a wholesome meal, and therefore one that would have needed to be specified under the Jewish ritual. Lev. 11:5; Deut. 14:7. It exactly answers to the other notices respecting the shaphan, such as living among the rocks, which it constantly does, and it is exceedingly quick in leaping from rock to rock, Ps. 104:18; it is also extremely difficult to catch; one of their number being on the watch while the others feed: at the approach of an enemy a signal is given, and all disappear. This agrees with its being called 'exceeding wise.' Prov. 30:24, 26. The Hyrax is classed among the pachydermatous animals.

(레11:5 사반도 새김질은 하되 굽이 갈라지지 아니하였으므로 너희에게 부정하고

(신14:7 다만 새김질을 하거나 굽이 갈라진 짐승 중에도 너희가 먹지 못할 것은 이것이니 곧 약대와 토끼와 사반 그것들은 새김질은 하나 굽이 갈라지지 아니하였으니 너희에게 부정하고

(시104:18 높은 산들은 산양을 위함이여 바위는 너구리의 피난처로다

(잠30:24,26 24 땅에 작고도 가장 지혜로운 것 넷이 있나니 26 약한 종류로되 집을 바위 사이에 짓는 사반과

--- Morrish Bible Dictionary
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