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I have a question about the word בלבבך in 2 Samuel 7:3. Is the qamets there a long "a" qamets or the short "o" qamets-hatuph? I would assume it is pronounced with the long "a" qamets but it seems to violate the basic rule that I usually use to distinguish qamets from qamets-hatuph, namely that if this vowel symbol occurs in an unaccented closed syllable then it is a qamets-hatuph?
So my question is which one is it? If it is a qamets, then is the above rule violated or is there something else going on here?
thanks,
Charles Grebe
Director of Continuing and Distance Education
Briercrest College and Seminary
Caronport, SK
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