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Karl:Kelton:

No, I don't have H.A.L.O.T.
Response: Oh man, if you have the money you should get it, it is the BDAG of 
Hebrew in my eyes.
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Karl:I don't see how 1 Samuel 24:19 is an 
interrogative. Saul is making a statement to 
David after David once again did not take 
advantage of an opportunity to kill Saul for 
trying to murder him.
Response: Oh, I think I gave you the English verses, it is verse 20 in the 
Hebrew text. 
V:KIY-YIM:C' 'IY$ ET-'OY:BW W:$LLXW B:DEDEK
"and if a man finds his adversary, should he let him go away safely?"
Well, let me give you what HALOT has. It says
W:KIY introducing a rhetorical question: is it that? I Sam 24:20, Isaiah 
36:19; and that is all it list.  It list a negative but that one has a H 
particle in it.
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I introduced to this discussion why Isaiah 
36:19 should not be considered where KY 
introduces an interrogative.

What other examples does H.A.L.O.T. give?

This interchange has been really educational 
to me. Thanks all.

Response: I know, you gave a good answer, but it list Isaiah 36:19 as one of 
the examples of KIY introducing a rhetorical question and that is all the 
examples it gives.
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    Dr. Aaron Demsky asked me to circulate and post the following Call for
Papers.
    Dr. Demsky is Director, The Project for the Study of Jewish Names,
Department of Jewish History, Bar-Ilan University.
    It would be appreciated if recipients would also circulate and post the
Call for Papers.
    Thank you!
    Joseph I. Lauer
    Brooklyn, New York

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The Project of the Study of Jewish Names
Department of Jewish History - Bar-Ilan University

announces

CALL FOR PAPERS

for the 5th volume of These Are the Names - Studies in Jewish Onomastics

Scholars are invited to submit articles on all aspects of Jewish onomastics
from the biblical period to the present, including given names, surnames and
toponymy. Appropriate papers on the Ancient Near Eastern and comparative
onomastics are also invited.

Articles may be submitted in English or in Hebrew and should be no more than
30 printed pages. All submissions will be peer reviewed.

Articles are to be submitted by January 15, 2006.

Please send articles as MSWord e-mail attachments, followed by a hard copy,
to:

Prof. Aaron Demsky
Department of Jewish History
Bar-Ilan University
Ramat-Gan 52900
Israel
Tel: 972-2-9931-878 (home)
Fax: 972-2-9932-208 (home)
Demskya AT mail.biu.ac.il