A Hebrew Chrestomathy, Or, Lessons in Reading And Writing Hebrew
A Hebrew Chrestomathy, Or, Lessons in Reading And Writing Hebrew
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se p7-omener)heijJg without the article is a predicate and not a qualify- ing participle § 259. 2. It was consequently the noise of the walking which was heard, not the voice of God as he was walking. The subject with its predicate is subordinated to Vip— nx ^I'cia comp. 1 Kin. 14 : 6, just as it might be to i"aij alone § 273. 4. h^nV at (see on ■i'lnV 2 : 18) the wind or breeze of the dag, i. e. toward evening, x'afir!-^! § 276. 1.
\5r» froin the face or presence of, generally used before- per...sons as -,15 before things.
9. :rs'x § 236. 3, § 104. b, § 105. b.
10. tjVp-nx , object emphatically prefixed § 270. a. : n:=)75
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se p7-omener)heijJg without the article is a predicate and not a qualify- ing participle § 259. 2. It was consequently the noise of the walking which was heard, not the voice of God as he was walking. The subject with its predicate is subordinated to Vip— nx ^I'cia comp. 1 Kin. 14 : 6, just as it might be to i"aij alone § 273. 4. h^nV at (see on ■i'lnV 2 : 18) the wind or breeze of the dag, i. e. toward evening, x'afir!-^! § 276. 1.
\5r» froin the face or presence of, generally used before- per...sons as -,15 before things.
9. :rs'x § 236. 3, § 104. b, § 105. b.
10. tjVp-nx , object emphatically prefixed § 270. a. : n:=)75
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