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Interesting here that the KJV (and many others) translate with "future" 
contextual
reference:

(1) Ex 6:1: "...Now shalt thou see  what I will do [tir'eh asher 'eh'seh] to
Pharaoh..."

NASB: "Now you shall see what I will do to Pharaoh..."

(2) Ex 11:7: "But against any of the children of Israel shall not a dog move 
his
tongue,...that ye may know how that the LORD doth put a difference [ter'un 
asher
yafleh]....

NIV: "But among the Israelites not a dog will bark at any man or animal.  
Then you
will know that the LORD makes a distinction..."

Solomon Landers

"Lee R. Martin" wrote:

> I realize that we have investigated every imaginable angle of Exo 3:14, but
> I still have another question.  How many times in the HB does ASHER+ yiqtol
> function as a object noun clause as it does in Exo 3:14?  My search found
> only two other examples, both in Exodus: Ex 6:1 and 11:7.  Does anyone know
> of others?
> Lee R. Martin
>
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