Biblical Hebrew Forum

[Michael <mabernathy AT isot.com>]

My syntax is a little rusty. I have been reading through my Hebrew New 
Testament and I believe the version I am reading of John 1:1 has an 
example of both a classifying clause and an identifying clause. But I am 
not sure what the difference in meaning between the two is.
The passage in question reads:
W:HU) HADFBFR HAYFH  )"CEL  HF):ELOHIYM,  W")ELOHIYM  HFYFH HU) HADFBFR

I would appreciate it if someone could clarify the difference between a 
classifying clause and an identifying clause and correct me if I have 
misidentified them here.
Sincerely,
Michael Abernathy


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