Biblical Hebrew Forum

[Dean Young <Dean.Young AT CDA.CenterPartners.com>]

I would also like to know where that passage comes from. I might not be a
scholar, but I know that I've never caught the word weal anywhere in my
human existance. I'm glad someone else said something (thanks Captain Kirk).
I just didn't want to sound uneducated. Could we have an explaination?


Thanks
Dean Young      
John 3:3

-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Kirk [mailto:peter.r.kirk AT ntlworld.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 12:22 PM
To: b-hebrew AT lists.ibiblio.org
Subject: Re: [b-hebrew] Job 12:16


On 31/07/2003 10:44, Jim West wrote:

>
>Your translation is correct- and there is a great stream of OT thought that
>places weal and woe smackly on the doorstep of God.  Recall the Psalm, "I
>make weal and woe, says the Lord". ...
>
No, I don't recall it. There is nothing in my Bible about God making red 
marks on my skin. This isn't even in KJV. What is it, Wyclif? What do 
you mean? Please use English or Hebrew, not some obsolete form of 
English which I don't understand.


-- 
Peter Kirk
peter.r.kirk AT ntlworld.com
http://web.onetel.net.uk/~peterkirk/


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