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booty, plunder, spoil (what is seized in war or violence)
This feminine noun denotes plunder or spoil taken by violence or conquest. Second Kings 21:14 warns that Judah will become 'booty and prey' to enemies; Zephaniah 1:13 describes possessions becoming 'plunder' in divine judgment. The term appears in prophetic oracles of reversal, where those who plundered will themselves be plundered (Jeremiah 30:16). Isaiah 42:22-24 uses the word to describe Israel's humiliation: they have become 'prey' and 'plunder' because of sin. The vocabulary of seizure and spoil pervades prophetic judgment literature, turning the logic of conquest inside out.
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† מְשִׁסָּה n.f. booty, plunder;—abs. מ׳ 2 K 21:14 +, so Is 42:24 Qr (מְשִׁסָּה Gi, מְשִׁיסָּה Baer; Kt משוסה, usually read מְשׁוּסָּה, מְשׁוֹסֶה, v. שׁסה Pōʿ.); pl. abs. מְשִׁסּוֹת Hb 2:7;—plunder, spoil, prey, usually הָיָה לִמ׳ (and ‖ בַּז) 2 K 21:14; Je 30:16; Jb 2:7; Zp 1:13 (‖ שְׁמָמָה), cf. Is 42:22 (v 24 see above).