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- From: "Lee R. Martin" <lmartin AT vol.com>
- To: "Niccacci, Alviero" <sbfnet AT netvision.net.il>, Hebrew List <b-hebrew AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: Negative Imperative
- Date: Sat, 01 May 1999 14:36:15 -0400
Dear Professor,
In looking over your list of negations (Feb.23), I did not see an
indication of negative commands. How do you interpret the Decalogue?
In Exo. 20, we see the following
verse 3, lo'+yiqtol
verse 4, lo'+yiqtol
verse 5, lo'+yiqtol
verse 7, lo'+yiqtol
verse 8, infinitive
verse 9, x-yiqtol
verse 12, imperative
verse 13, lo'+yiqtol
verse 14, lo'+yiqtol
verse 15, lo'+yiqtol
verse 16, lo'+yiqtol
verse 17, lo'+yiqtol
You have said (Feb.23) that lo'+yiqtol is negative weqatal, but if
weqatal is non-volitive, then lo'+yiqtol is also non-volitive. If so,
the 10 Commandments are not commandments at all. Verse 12, however, is
an imperative, so it is a commandment. Please explain how you understand
these verses.
--
Lee R. Martin
Pastor, Prospect Church of God, Cleveland, Tennessee
Instructor in Hebrew and Old Testament
Church of God Theological Seminary
http://earth.vol.com/~lmartin/
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Negative Imperative,
Lee R. Martin, 05/01/1999
- Re: Negative Imperative, Studium Biblicum Franciscanum, 05/04/1999
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Fw: Negative Imperative, Bryan Rocine, 05/01/1999
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Re: Negative Imperative,
Douglas L Kasten, 05/05/1999
- Re: Negative Imperative, Studium Biblicum Franciscanum, 05/07/1999
- Re: Negative Imperative, Douglas L Kasten, 05/07/1999
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