Walter,
Since it's clear that you are not really paying attention to what others
(myself included) are saying in this thread, I will not reply any more.
On Thursday 10 July 2003 12:49, Walter R. Mattfeld wrote:
> Dave Washburn wrote:
> > (Walter asked:) If you DO ALLOW that "loanwords" could have been accepted
>
> into the Hebrew
>
> > language why the "fuss" ?
>
> "See Michael's post."
>
> But Dave,
>
> You have NOT answered my query, only "dodged" it, speak for yourself, and
> let Micael speak for himself.
>
> It would "appear" from Michael's reply that he DOES ALLOW Egyptian
> loanwords to be present in the Hebrew of the Bible (like Pharaoh, Goshen,
> Rameses, Potiphar, Asenath, etc.).
>
> In response to Micheal, I would say, if ALLOWANCE is made for Egyptian
> loanwords, by what criteria does one DISALLOW _"ANY"_ Akkadian loanwords ?
>
> Regards, Walter
> Walter Reinhold Warttig Mattfeld, M.A. Ed.
> mattfeld12 AT charter.net
> www.bibleorigins.net
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