גלה – GALAH: Diaspora, Exile, or Revelation?

Thus said GOD:
Observe what is right and do what is just;
For soon My salvation shall come,
And my deliverance be revealed.

Rabbi Elazar said: When the Jewish people accorded precedence “We will do” “We will hear,” a Divine Voice emerged and said to them: Who revealed to my children this secret that the ministering angels use?

The Danites set up the sculptured image for themselves; and Jonathan son of Gershom son of Manasseh, and his descendants, served as priests to the Danite tribe until the land went into exile.

Boaz ate and drank, and in a cheerful mood went to lie down beside the grainpile. Then she went over stealthily and uncovered his feet and lay down.

גָּלָה189 vb. uncover, remove (NH id., cf. Arabic جَلَا be or become clear, uncovered; display, reveal, declare; go forth, emigrate; cf. Ethiopic ገለወ obducere, velare, & 11: ገለየ in deriv. (rare) Di¹¹⁴¹; Aramaic גְּלָא, ܓܠܴܐ reveal)—
Qal51 Pf. ג׳ etc. 1 S 4:21 + (18 t.times in all); Impf. יִגְלֶה 1 S 20:2 + 5 times וַיִּ֫גֶֽל 2 K 17:23 + 3 times, also juss. יִ֫גֶל Jb 20:28; 36:15; 3 mpl. יִגְלוּ Am 6:7; Imv. ms. גְּלֵה Ez 12:3; Inf. abs. גָּלֹה Am 5:5 + 2 times, cstr. גְּלוֹת Ju 18:30 Je 1:3; Pt. גּוֹלֶה 2 K 24:14, גֹּלֶה 1 S 22:8 + 3 times, f. גּוֹלָה Is 49:21; pass. גָּלוּי Est 3:14 + 2 times, cstr. גְּלוּי Nu 24:4, 16;— 1. גָּלָה אֹזֶן uncover the ear of one, i.e. reveal to him 1 S 9:15; 20:2, 12, 13; 22:8^(×2), 17 2 S 7:27 1 Ch 17:25 Ru 4:4 Jb 33:16; 36:10, 15; גְּלוּי עינים uncovered of eyes, having the eyes open Nu 24:4, 16; גָּלָה סוֹד reveal a secret Am 3:7 Pr 20:19; הגלוי the revealed opp. הֶחָתוּם Je 32:11; גָּלוּי לְ disclosed, published Est 3:14; 8:13. 2. intr. remove, depart, גלה משׂושׂ הארץ the mirth of the land is departed Is 24:11; יגל יבול ביתו the increase of his house shall depart Jb 20:28; גלה חציר Pr 27:25. 3. go into exile Ju 18:30 2 K 17:23; 25:21 Is 5:13 Je 1:3; 52:27 Ez 12:3; 39:23 Am 1:5; 5:5; 6:7; 7:11, 17 Mi 1:16 La 1:3; גלה כבוד 1 S 4:21, 22 Ho 10:5; pt. גֹּלֶה an exile 2 S 15:19 2 K 24:14 Is 49:21 Am 6:7.
Niph. Pf. נִגְלָה 1 S 3:1 + 9 times, נִגְלָתָה Is 53:1, נִגְלֵתִי 1 S 2:27, נִגְלוּ Gn 35:7 + 2 times, נִגְלִינוּ 1 S 14:8; Impf. יִגָּלֶה, תִּגָּלֶה 1 S 3:7 + 4 times תִּגָּל Is 47:3, יִגָּלוּ 2 S 22:16 + 2 times; Imv. הִגָּלוּ Is 49:9; Inf. abs. נִגְלֹה 1 S 2:27; cstr. נִגְלוֹת 2 S 6:20, הִגָּלוֹת 2 S 6:20 + 2 times; Pt. pl. נִגְלֹת Dt 29:28;— 1. refl. a. uncover oneself (one’s nakedness) 2 S 6:20. b. discover or shew oneself Is 49:9, אֶל 1 S 14:8, 11. c. reveal himself (of God), אֶל Gn 35:7 (E) 1 S 2:27; 3:21, באזני Is 22:14. 2. pass. a. be uncovered (one’s nakedness), ערוה Ex 20:26 (E) Is 47:3 Ez 16:36; 23:29, שׁולים Je 13:22. b. be disclosed, discovered, foundations 2 S 22:16 (= ψ 18:16) Ez 13:14; gates of death Jb 38:17, עון Ho 7:1, פשׁע Ez 21:29, רעה Pr 26:26 Ez 16:57. c. be revealed כבוד י׳ Is 40:5, זרוע י׳ Is 53:1, דבר י׳ 1 S 3:7, צדקה Is 56:1; with לְ Is 23:1 Dn 10:1, הַנִּגְלֹת the things revealed Dt 29:28. 3. be removed, דּוֹרִי נִסַּע וְנִגְלָה מִנִּי my habitation is plucked up and removed from me Is 38:12.
Pi.56 Pf. גִּלָּה Lv 20:11, גִּלִּית Is 57:8, גִּלֵּיתִי Je 33:6; Impf. יְגַלֶּה Dt 23:1, תְּגַל Pr 25:9; Imv. גַּל ψ 119:18, גַּלִּי Is 47:2; Inf. גַּלּוֹת Lv 18:6; Pt. מְגַלֶּה Jb 12:22;— 1. uncover, a. nakedness (often = contract marriage, RSLag^{GN 1882, 408; JPh. ix. 94}) Lv 18:6–19; 20:11–21 (H 23 times) Ez 22:10; cf. כנף אביו Dt 23:1; 27:20; of exposure, as a reproach, Ez 16:37; 23:10, cf. נבלת Ho 2:12, שׁולים Na 3:5; immodesty Ez 23:18, מקור דמיה Lv 20:18 (H), תזנותיה Ez 23:18; ג׳ alone Is 57:8 (all subj. fem.) b. in gen.; feet Ru 3:4, 7, leg Is 47:2, veil v 2 (i.e. remove it) cf. 22:8, פני לבושׁו Jb 41:5, eyes Nu 22:31 (E) ψ 119:18 (open them so as to see). 2. disclose, discover, lay bare, secret places Je 49:10, deep places Jb 12:22, foundations Mi 1:6, blood Is 26:21, iniquity Jb 20:27, secret Pr 11:13; 25:9, a wanderer (betray) Is 16:3. 3. make known, shew, reveal, רִיב אֶל make known a cause unto Je 11:20; 20:12; with לְ Je 33:6; גִּלָּה צִדְקָתוֹ לעיני shew his righteousness in the eyes of ψ 98:2; with עַל: על עון, על חטאת make known concerning, iniquity, sin La 2:14; 4:22.
Pu. Pf. גֻּלְּתָה be uncovered Na 2:8; Pt. תּוֹכַחַת מְגֻלָּה open rebuke Pr 27:5.
Hiph.39 Pf. הֶגְלָה 2 K 17:11 +, הִגְלָה 2 K 24:14, הֶגְלָם 1 Ch 8:7, הִגְלָם Je 20:4; Impf. וַיֶּגֶל 2 K 17:6 + 3 times; sf. וַיַּגְלֶהָ 2 K 16:9, וַיַּגְלֵם 2 K 15:29, 1 Ch 5:26, יַגְלוּם 1 Ch 8:6: Inf. הַגְלוֹת 1 Ch 5:41 + 5 times, בַּגְלוֹתוֹ Je 27:20;—carry away into exile, take into exile 2 K 15:29; 16:9; 17:6, 11, 26, 27, 28, 33; 18:11; 24:14, 15; 25:11 1 Ch 5:6, 26, 41; 8:6, 7 2 Ch 36:20 Ezr 2:1 Ne 7:6 Est 2:6 Je 20:4; 22:12; 24:1; 27:20; 20:1, 4, 7, 14; 39:9; 43:3; 52:15, 28, 29, 30 La 4:22 Ez 39:28 Am 1:6; 5:27.
Hoph. Pf. הָגְלָה Est 2:6; f. הָגְלְתָה Est 2:6, הָגְלוּ 1 Ch 9:1 Je 40:7, הָגְלָת Je 13:19^(×2) (Ges^{§ 75 m}); Pt. pass. מֻגְלִים Je 40:1 carried into exile.
Hithp. 1. Impf. וַיִּתְגַּל was uncovered (naked) Gn 9:21. 2. Inf. בְּהִתְגַּלּוֹת לִבּוֹ that his heart may reveal itself Pr 18:2.

Glory came forth from Israel (1 Samuel 4:21), for His glory, because it came forth from him (Hosea 10:5), the ruler of the land came forth (Isaiah 24:11), now they will be revealed at the head of the exiles (Amos 6:7), a harvest will be revealed his house (Job 20:20), and also you are an exile to your place (2 Samuel 15:19), the interpretation of your place is connected with Shub who mentioned above as if he said again to your place that you are a foreigner and you are also an exile because he was living in Gath, therefore I am called the Gittite. And the meaning of return and return with the king (there) again to your place in Gath or return with King Absalom. And the one who was active in my time traveled and was revealed (Isaiah 60:12). And the heavy verb [verb] that Nebuchadnezzar brought out (Esther 2:6), which I brought out of Jerusalem (Jeremiah 9:5). And his work is not remembered from him [a verb] that he exiled from Jerusalem (Esther 2:6), the exile of all Judah, the exile of Solomon (Jeremiah 13:19), like the exile. And the name Klei Gola (Ezekiel 12:3). And another weight, and the exile of this sword (Obadiah 1:20), and my exile will send (Isaiah 1:13). The matter of these and those similar to them is a matter of exile and it is known that it is a shaking and moving language. And most of the tongue to shake the captivity. And there is in him the shaking of the mover alone, in whom there is no captivity like and also exile you (2 Samuel 15:19). And so he was incarnated to Manachath (1 Chronicles 8:6). And the matter of the two is hay (Proverbs 27:5), and it is a verb standing as if he had said hay. And as for what they are doing, reveal it to the ear of Samuel (1 Samuel 9:15), a hidden secret goes forth (Proverbs 20:19), open to all nations (Esther 8:13), and take the book that gives the Mitzvah seal A And the Laws and the Revelation (Yeremiah Lev, 11), Jonathan's translation and Nesivite Yat Shitra Dzibina Yat Dikhtiv in Eitz and signed as Hilkata and as Dahza and Yat Shitra Fatiha. And my father, the deceased, interpreted a document that opened the ear of the other redeemers as it is written and I said, I will open it from your ear, etc. (Ruth 4:4). See your shame (Isaiah 18:3), like revealed revelations (Samuel 26:20). But it will be revealed like water from a judgment (Amos 5:24) that is open, it will root out dung from the matter of marbles of water (Joshua 15:19). Genesis 9:21), for when his heart was revealed (Proverbs 18:2). And the heavy work [verb] was revealed from the face of his garment (Job 10:5), I revealed his secrets, and he was hidden, he could not (Jeremiah 10:10), and he I have to do it. A wave of shame and contempt over me (Psalms Kit, 22). And that his work was not remembered from him [a work], and it was set up as an exaltation (Nahum 2:8), the matter of these and those similar to them is an open matter. And it means that since you came from me, you came from me and did not want to shelter and cover yourself under my wings. And the sheets and the sheets (Isaiah 3:23), are the thin robes. And they are also called in Arabic to the Galilee. And they are called so according to the fact that the flesh is revealed under them due to their thinness.