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  • From: "Phil Sumpter" <philsumpter AT hotmail.com>
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  • Subject: [b-hebrew] Verbs in Hebrew poetry
  • Date: Sat, 2 May 2009 14:36:29 +0200

I recently posted a request for tips on resources for this topic to the
Biblical Studies List and The Biblicalist, particularly in respect to
qatal/yiqtol sequences. I've collected suggestions below and would be
grateful for any further tips, as well as any critical comments on the
theories proposed (Niccacci, for example, seems to part company with Berlin
and Tatu by treating qatal/yiqtol sequences in parallelism as also having
some kind of temporal dimension). [p.s. I've posted this too my blog, in case
you want to update it there:
http://narrativeandontology.blogspot.com/2009/05/bibliography-for-verb-system-in.html]

Adele Berlin, "Grammatical Aspects of Biblical Parallelism," in Hebrew Union
College Annual 50 (1979), 17-43.

Peter C. Craigie, "Excursus II: The Translation of Tenses in Hebrew Poetry,"
in
vol. 19, Word Biblical Commentary (2nd ed.; Word Biblical Commentary
Nashville, Tenn.: Nelson Reference & Electronic, 2004), 110-113.

Alviero Niccacci. "Poetic Syntax and Interpretation of Malachi." Liber Annuus
51 (2001): 55-107.

_____."The Biblical Hebrew Verbal System in Poetry" in Biblical Hebrew in Its
Northwest Semitic Setting: Typological and Historical Perspectives
(Eisenbrauns, 2006).

Diethelm Michel, Tempora und Satzstellung in den Psalmen, Bonn 1960, ยง 36 (p.
249)

Silviu Tatu. The Qatal//Yiqtol (Yiqtol//Qatal) Verbal Sequence in Semitic
Couplets: A Case Study in Systemic Functional Grammar with Applications on
the Hebrew Psalter and Ugaritic Poetry (Eisenbrauns, 2008).

Philip Sumpter

http://narrativeandontology.blogspot.com/
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My name is Vincent IMMER, not jewish from swiss/french origin and living in
Israel for 10 years now. I am wondering what is the real origin of my
familly name.
I thought it comes from german, IMMER, which means ALLWAYS.
I just discovered that this familly name, IMMER or IMME^R, (or IMER
sometimes) in english, appears in the Bible related to Cohen people, priest
in
exil in Babylon.
I wondered why the hebrew name was translated in latin with two m?
And also I wondered what is the root of this word or its meaning, I read
on this list the it means CONSERVED, or GUARDED (which is in this case not so
far from the meaning ALLWAYS by the way....).
By the way in searching other mentions of this word in the bible I found
it 9 times, it sounds sometimes as a location more than a familly name like
"the people from the location immer", might it be possible too?
Thank you for you help
Vincent IMMER

Dear Vincent:

Being of Swiss origin, perhaps IMMER is a corruption of IMKER, which means
beekeeper.

Doris Gahler


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