Biblical Hebrew Forum

[John Wilking <jcwilking AT yahoo.com>]

Shoshanna,
   
  Sorry, I was saying that in the post I was presenting a little different 
idea than I had previously posted, i.e., I was responding to my post with a 
different idea.
   
  John C. Wilking

Shoshanna Walker <rosewalk AT concentric.net> wrote:
  It's not a different idea that different names of G-d are used 
deliberately at different places in the Torah to denote which aspect 
of G-d is operating.

Shoshanna



This is another/different idea.

It appears that sometimes the Lord lays emphasis on the meaning of 
his name, like "then you will know that I am YHWH your God, who 
brought you out...from Egypt" Ex 6:7.

There are two other passages in Isaiah that are similar to Isa, 
47:8 and that emphasize the role of the speaker.

"I am YHWH, and there is no other...." Isa. 45:5
"I am God and there is no other...." Isa. 46:9
"I am, and there is none besides me." Isa.47:8,10

If the significance/meaning of his name is being pointed out in 
45:5, it is parallel with "God" and "I am", both which lay emphasis 
on his supremacy.

John C. Wilking

John Wilking wrote:
Sorry I didn't put the "Subject" in the last posting.

I found three times in which ANI occurs twice:
ANI ANI HU, Deut. 32:39
ANI ANI DVRTI, Isa. 48:15
ANI ANI ATROF, Hos. 5:14

once with ANOKI:
ANOKI ANOKI HU, Isa. 43:25

These seem to be simple intensifiers. Would it be strange to think 
of AHYH...AHYH as intensive in nature?

John C. Wilking

John Wilking wrote:
Is it possible to see more semantic similarities between AHYH in 
Exodus 3:14 and ANI in Isaiah 47:8,10 other than that both are 
translated as EGW EIMI and "I am?" Does ANI ever occur twice like 
ANOKI(Sp?)...ANI?

John C. Wilking


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Remaining personally uncommitted to Wellhausen's linguistic program =20
(the cladistics of his ideological appeal I have already discribed the =20
other day on this list), I could recommend the three following =20
articles on linguistical cladistics.

(1) Rexova, K., Frynta, D. & Zrzavy, J. Cladistic analysis of languages:
Indo-European classification based on lexicostatistical data. =20
Cladistics 19, 120-127 (2003).

(2) Ringe,D.,Warnow, T. & Taylor, A. IndoEuropean and computational =20
cladistics. Trans. Philol. Soc. 100,
59-129 (2002).

And especially:

(3) Barbrook, A. C.,Howe, C. J., Blake, N. & Robinson, P. The =20
phylogeny of The Canterbury Tales. Nature
394, 839 (1998).

Edward G. Belaga
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