Biblical Hebrew Forum

[Uri Hurwitz <uhurwitz AT yahoo.com>]

  Whether  it is the godess Asherah , with a capital A in English, or  a 
'holy pole' or the like because of the pronominal suffix 'He',  is 
controversial . I don't think there is a doubt that the final consonant here 
is the posessive.
   
   Uri 
   
  Final he representing long O is found in
Arjud 14 )$RTH (this is of course, controversial)....

Ken Penner


                        
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>At 10:25 PM 2/10/2006, you wrote:
>>I'd be interested to hear your support for the following claim:
>>
>> > Examples of bookshop products may be found among the DSS.
>>
>>Ken Penner
>>Dead Sea Scrolls scholars' list owner, 
>>http://mailman.mcmaster.ca/mailman/listinfo/g-megillot
>>McMaster/DSS
>
>Hi, Ken,
>
>Check out the Some Aspects article and both lectures at St. Mary's: 
>Manuscripts and Writing Systems and The Writing World of the DSS..
>
>Bookshop products are easy to spot.
>
>In the Some Aspects article I separate out the four scribal hands on the 
>so-called "Manual of Discipline." <G>  I go into far more detail in the 
>Writing World of the DSS.. That is one cheapie of a copy.
>
>Heck, we had quite an exchange about the staggering technique used by team 
>scribes during the Seminar. Right Jack?
>
>Cheers,
>
>Rochelle
>
>Rochelle
>