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  • From: "Peter Kirk" <Peter_Kirk AT sil.org>
  • To: "'Vincent DeCaen'" <decaen AT chass.utoronto.ca>, "'Biblical Hebrew'" <b-hebrew AT franklin.metalab.unc.edu>
  • Subject: RE: argumentation, liz
  • Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2002 22:31:40 +0100


By "isaiah" do you mean chs 1-39 or the whole book? If the whole book
patterns earlier than D, that would upset a few well-entrenched theories
- but they would tend to be confirmed if you found evidence that 40-55
or 40-66 is linguistically different from 1-39.

Peter Kirk

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Vincent DeCaen [mailto:decaen AT chass.utoronto.ca]
> Sent: 11 June 2002 22:03
> To: Biblical Hebrew
> Subject: argumentation, liz
>
> hello, liz,
>
> congratulations on your forthcoming JAOS article: i will be keen to
see
> it. do you have the details of volume, etc.?
>
> re date of D: you're right about dates. i think the point is
*relative*
> dates. but ca. 600 might be a reasonable terminus ad quem. still,
this
> would be consistent with the seventh century generally, right?
>
> i can distinguish between amos and isaiah on the one hand, and ezekiel
and
> jeremiah on the other; and i find D patterns with the latter, whereas
> some of the Dt history patterns with the former....
>
> just a thought....
> ;-)
>
> salaam/shalom,
> V --
>
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>
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  • argumentation, liz, Vincent DeCaen, 06/11/2002
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    • RE: argumentation, liz, Peter Kirk, 06/11/2002

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