go forward, but he is not there”); once with nākhāh, “to smite” (2 K 3:24); frequently in Nu, and once in Ex, of nāṣā‛, “to lift up,” “remove,” “journey” (Ex 14:15), “Speak unto the children of Israel, that they go forward”; Nu 1:51, “when the tabernacle setteth forward”; 2:24 AV, “They shall go forward,” etc); it is also the tr of nāçaḥ (Piel), “to be over,” “to take the lead,” “to superintend” (1 Ch 23:4, “to sat forward [to carry onward, to advanee] the work of the house of the Lord,” AVm