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- From: "Stephen C. Carlson" <scarlson AT mindspring.com>
- To: Biblical Hebrew <b-hebrew AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: Re: Sabbath Origins (Peter)
- Date: Sat, 04 Dec 1999 01:08:11 -0500
At 05:26 AM 12/4/99 +0100, Ian Hutchesson wrote:
>(Adar was considered a non-Hebrew
>(Syrian) word by the writer -- or epitomizer -- of 2Maccabees, 15:36.)
This is an unwarrented inference from the text. The text never says
that Adar is non-Hebrew, only that it is the name in Aramaic (SURIAKHi).
In order to draw your inference, you must first establish the linguistic
compentence of the author of 2 Macc (e.g., did he know the difference
between Aramaic and Hebrew?).
Stephen Carlson
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Re: Sabbath Origins (Peter),
Ian Hutchesson, 12/03/1999
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- Re: Sabbath Origins (Peter), Stephen C. Carlson, 12/04/1999
- Re: Sabbath Origins (Peter), Ian Hutchesson, 12/04/1999
- Re: Sabbath Origins (Peter), Stephen C. Carlson, 12/04/1999
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