On 9/27/06, kgraham0938 AT comcast.net <kgraham0938 AT comcast.net> wrote:
Hey Karl, but don't you see 'eley gibborim as the subject of y:dabb:rw "
That is pretty interesting. I would have never saw it that way.
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Kelton Graham
KGRAHAM0938 AT comcast.net
No I don't.
First of all, who is the subject of YDBRW? From the previous verse
(context) I take it as Egypt's multitude, where nouns indicating
numerous individuals often take plural verbs. Then what is the meaning
of LW? If "to him", who is the "him"? The only way I know of to read
the text grammatically is as I mentioned before.