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The original phrase in Hebrew is "mitnab'im", from the word "navi", or prophet. It 100% has overtones of foretelling the future, the music setting up a prophetic mood. The Bible was written in what was common Hebrew at the time, though, so I like the idea of a plain translation.
thanks Jacob. It sounds like you know what you’re talking about (whereas I definitely don’t ;). What do you make of this note (attaches) from Robert Alter? I can imagine a culture in which the same word is used to indicate ecstatic trances and prophetic-type trances.pic.twitter.com/Sunhedo3Ik
Think of a modern day Christian entering a trance and shouting "Jesus is coming back soon!" Is this prophetic? Or just an ecstatic trance? Either way, "dancing and shouting" is very far from either. There are many Hebrew words for dancing and shouting that do not invoke prophecy.
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Reading GNT: 
