Biblical Hebrew Forum

[Jerry Blaz <ffdog AT earthlink.net>]

Well, not quite.  After all, there are a number of Hebrew words that
translate to "when" so when "byom" is used; so we have to ask wherefore is
this "when" different from other "whens?"

There is ka'asher and matai and other words that translate to "when."  I
will stick with my previous explanation.  This "when" (if you insist) or
"byom" is used when it sums up state and signals a change.

Jerry Blaz

At 09:21 AM 8/23/00 -0500, you wrote:
><Lee>
>The word BEYOM simply means "when."
>
><Bill>
>Aaah, now that is satisfying! I was not subscribed on Aug 14th, so I missed
>it. That makes perfect sense and to my mind "cracks the case". Thank you.
>
>Bill Ross
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