Biblical Hebrew Forum

[Gene Gardner <g_gardner1234 AT yahoo.com>]

I was wondering if anyone on the list could direct me to a resource that 
lists all the words of foreign origin that are found in the Hebrew scriptures.
 
 Thank you,
 
 Gene Gardner
 
                
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Subject: Re: [b-hebrew] Genesis 1:2 -  And the earth was without form,
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Dear Dave,

>
>First, we don't know what kind of calendar was used at that time.  Second, 
>where was he?  We assume somewhere in Mesopotamia, but that's hardly 
>certain, 
>so we really don't know when rain would have been normal.  Third, it's easy 
>to say it was a disruption of the natural seasons, but was it also a 
>disruption of the natural diurnal rotation of the earth or of temperatures?  
>8:22 says "While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, 
>summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease."  In any case, it's clear 
>you're making an assumption here about the "natural seasons" that isn't in 
>the text.  I'm okay with that as long as we both understand that it's an 
>assumption, not an actual analysis of the text.
>  
>

HH: Water covered the earth for 150 days, so there was an interruption 
of seedtime and harvest, and perhaps of cold and heat, summer and 
winter. The great deeps were broken up.

Yours,
Harold Holmyard