1 | Strong's Number: g5301 | Greek: hussopos |
Hyssop:
a bunch of which was used in ritual sprinklings, is found in Hbr 9:19; in Jhn 19:29 the reference is apparently to a branch or rod of "hyssop," upon which a sponge was put and offered to the Lord on the cross. The suggestion has been made that the word in the original may have been hussos, "a javelin;" there seems to be no valid reason for the supposition.
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