A REBUKE — a noun built on ga’ar, the verb of a superior silencing an inferior: the sea rebuked, a demon rebuked, the Accuser rebuked at Zechariah 3:2 (already on these pages), Jehovah rebuke you, Accuser. ⭐ The noun stands in one verse of the Hebrew Bible, Deuteronomy 28:20, third of three things sent into everything Israel puts its hand to (the same letters also spell from the rebuke, mi-ga’arat, in four psalm and Job verses, which is why the count is read and not matched). The KJV, ASV, NIV and NWT 1984 read ‘rebuke’, the Geneva ‘shame’, the NWT 2013 ‘punishment’; the RV 1909 and RV60 «asombro», the NVI and TNM 1987 «reprensión». → first discussed at Deut 28:20