Biblical Hebrew Forum

[kdlitwak <kdlitwak AT concentric.net>]

     I see lots of posts about wayyiqtols (whatever that is) and lots of 
linguistic
theory.  I'm not sure how to apply any of it to actually translating or doing
exegesis.  I'd like to see someone offer suggestions for how to apply these 
sorts of
discussions to those of us who've never taken a linguistics course and don't 
know what
a wayyiqtol is from a wayyeqtal in terms of significance.    I suggested this 
a couple
of days ago.  Since no one responded, does that mean that such discussions 
have no
practical significance?  I hope not.

Ken Litwak

peter_kirk AT sil.org wrote:

> OK, Ken, what aspect of Hebrew would you like to talk about? Start a
> thread, ask a question, roll out your hobby-horse or whatever. Or do
> you just want silence on the list?
>
> Peter Kirk
>
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> Subject: Re: JEPD Evidence
> Author:  <kdlitwak AT concentric.net> at Internet
> Date:    22/12/1999 22:33
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>    There is a scholarly list run the SBL for discussing Hebrew Bible
> issues, called Miqra.  I suggest that those who wish to discuss JEDP go
> do so there.  I'd really like to talk about Hebrew, as suggested in my
> last post.  While I consider the rules on B-Greek far too repressive and
> anti-scholarly, perhaps similar rules are needed here about what is
> allowed.
>
> Ken Litwak
>
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