Biblical Hebrew Forum

["John D Robinett" <jrobinett1 AT wi.rr.com>]

Shalom,

Didn't mean to go into theology.  I was not sure what definitions the
group was holding to.  SO a question then.  Could you still not use the
other references to help understand it? Or is this question questioning
the validity of the older references proper interpretation?

Shalom
John
-----Original Message-----
From: Christian M. M. Brady [mailto:cbrady AT tulane.edu] 
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 9:26 PM
To: Biblical Hebrew
Subject: Re: creation and apparatuses (apparati)
Importance: High

On 6/27/02 3:33 PM, "John D Robinett" <jrobinett1 AT wi.rr.com> wrote:

> Hi,
> Im new to this group, and new to the study of biblical Hebrew.  But I
do
> want to ask a question make a point.  WOuld not the G-d be consistent?
In
> my studies I tend to try and se if a theme or a hypothesis can be
answered
> by another portion of scripture.  SInce G-d would not be
contridictory, what
> does the rest of the Torah have to say about working 7 days straight.
To
> include the working of the land (how many years the land was to be
worked
> and then given rest) etc.?  (I am familiar with this partially but I
am
> gratly interested in this other aspect of this conversation.
> 
> Shalom
> John

John you will hear soon from others, I imagine, but just to warn you
since
you are new to the list: your thoughts have moved into theology and this
list is dedicated to discussing biblical Hebrew. God-talk is strongly
discouraged! ;-) 

(After all, scholars don't believe all this God talk, do they :^) NB:
that
was an attempt at humor...)

-- 
Cb
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