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- From: Andrew.Wergeland AT mf.no
- To: b-hebrew AT franklin.oit.unc.edu
- Subject: TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer.
- Date: Thu, 04 Apr 2002 08:53:47 +0100
In the discussion following Lawrence's first post, did anyone try to answer
his question?
>destruction by the Chaldeans and Israel's enemies. I believe Genesis 1:2
describes the
>Earth after the rebellion of Lucifer and his followers. What linguistic
analysis is
>there that would deny this interpretation?
I'll give it a try: No linguistic analysis of the text will confirm nor
deny an interpretation concerning "Lucifer and his followers" since they
are present nowhere in the text.
Maybe I misunderstood the question?
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TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer.,
Lawrence May, 04/02/2002
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- RE: TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer., Lisbeth S. Fried, 04/03/2002
- RE: TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer., Peter Kirk, 04/03/2002
- Re: TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer., Lawrence May, 04/03/2002
- RE: TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer., Peter Kirk, 04/03/2002
- TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer., Andrew . Wergeland, 04/04/2002
- RE: TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer., Jason A. Hare, 04/04/2002
- Re: TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer., jnall, 04/04/2002
- TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer., Fred Putnam, 04/04/2002
- Re: TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer., Jason A. Hare, 04/05/2002
- RE: TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer., Peter Kirk, 04/05/2002
- Re: TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer., Lawrence May, 04/05/2002
- RE: TOHUW WA BOHUW in Gen & Jer., Peter Kirk, 04/05/2002
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