This verb describes securing valuables by binding or wrapping them, distinct from its homonym meaning 'to besiege.' Both occurrences involve tying up silver or precious items for secure transport. In Deuteronomy, Israelites too far from the sanctuary are to convert tithes to money and 'bind it up' for the journey. In 2 Kings, Naaman's servants tie up talents of silver in bags. The action emphasizes careful securing of valuable cargo, preventing loss or theft during travel. The verb pictures bundling, wrapping, or knotting for confinement.