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  • Subject: [b-hebrew] Jer 52:12 vs 2 Kings 25:8
  • Date: Wed, 04 May 2005 01:50:12 +0000

I put this up on text criticism site @ Yahoo, so I figured I put it here as
well.


I am assuming this is a variant, anyone got any ideas which reading it the
correct one?

Jer 52:12 WBAXODE$ HAXAMIY$IY BE`F&OR

In the fifth month and 10th day...

2 Kings 25:8 WBAXODE$ HAXAMIY$IY B:WIBY$IY

In the fifth month and 7th day....

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> On Tue 3 May 2005 , tladatsi AT charter.net wrote:
> > Ameleq will be subject XRM because of what Ameleq did to Isreal during
> > the exodus from Egypt.
> >
> > Lots of other tribes were also on-going military threats, the
> > Midianites, Moabites, Ammonites, Edomites, etc. None of them were
> > subject to XRM. The text of 1 Sam 15:2 is straight forward about why
> > XRM was imposed.
>
> Quite right, Jack. XeReM was imposed by the decree of YHWH in Exodus 17:16,
> reinforced in Deuteronomy 25:19. The executive order to PQD this upon
> Ameleq
> is in 1 Samuel 15:2.
>
> Ameleq was a threat to Israel over and above the lesser hostility of the
> other tribes you mention. The Amalekites were from Petra, descendants of
> Esau (Genesis 36:12, 16; Antiquities 3:2). They tried to rally their
> neighbours against Israel in the wilderness. They harried the stragglers of
> Israel, then made a full frontal attack at Rephidim. This was an attempt to
> destroy Israel, no less determined than Haman the *Agagite's* [Amalekite's]
> attempt in the Book of Esther.
>
> The Amalekites styled themselves Re'$iYT GoWYiM, the foremost of the
> nations
> (Numbers 24:20). Israel was God's chosen nation; not Esau. "Jacob have I
> loved, and Esau have I hated" (Malachi 1:2-3; Romans 9:13).
>
> Ben
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Is there any etymological connection between the Tetragrammaton
and the idea of "breathing" or "breath"? The Siddur says, "The breathing of
all life praises thy Name," and I'm wondering if this might be more than
merely a platitude. Could there be an actual connection between YHVH and
"breath"?



Gary



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