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[Michael Avraham <koufax1959 AT yahoo.com>]

Hello again Mr. Holmyard,
   
   Yes, I did mean verse 48. And sorry I was a to vague on the question, I 
will specificy.
   
  I am not asking about all prepositions, I am asking specifically about the 
preposition   )L  (I believe you explained that "el" should be written that 
way). Can )L take more than one object? 
   
  In the examples of 1 Kings 8, )L is used as a preposition in several places 
and then in verse 48 DRK(derech) is used. Why? 

                
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Michael:

Look at the context. Solomon is talking about those who=20
are taken captive to a land away from Jerusalem and the=20
temple, and they pray to God for the road back.

Karl W. Randolph.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Avraham" <koufax1959 AT yahoo.com>
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> Hello again Mr. Holmyard,
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>     Yes, I did mean verse 48. And sorry I was a to vague on the=20
> question, I will specificy.
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>    I am not asking about all prepositions, I am asking specifically=20
> about the preposition   )L  (I believe you explained that "el"=20
> should be written that way). Can )L take more than one object?
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>    In the examples of 1 Kings 8, )L is used as a preposition in=20
> several places and then in verse 48 DRK(derech) is used. Why?

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