Sermons in Syntax, Or, Studies in the Hebrew Text ; a book for Preachers And Students
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and let the dry land appear (nt^irn).'' Probably this use of the imperfect, which is more frequent in the poetical than in the historical books, was preferred to the more usual secution with the perfect as giving greater force and independence to the verbal action. Ps. xxv. 9 : — The meek will he guide in judgment ; And the meek will he teach (^^7"''1) his way.
220 Sermons in Syntax Or Gen. ix. 27 (poetical) : — God enlarge (not, " shall enlarge ") Japheth, And let him dwell ( t!Dtt)^l) in the ...tents of Shem.
The asyndetous construction is only slightly more vivid in its terseness and animation. Gf. Hos.
V. 14, 15, "I, even I, will tear and go away" {^^^ fpX^'i^). "I will go, and return to my place " (rrl^2j« Tj'^^).
The main distinction, however, between the two constructions — between simple vav and vav consecutive — is just the fact already adduced, that in the case of vav copulative, the element of sequence is allowed more and more to recede into the background. It tends to become simple co-ordination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and let the dry land appear (nt^irn).'' Probably this use of the imperfect, which is more frequent in the poetical than in the historical books, was preferred to the more usual secution with the perfect as giving greater force and independence to the verbal action. Ps. xxv. 9 : — The meek will he guide in judgment ; And the meek will he teach (^^7"''1) his way.
220 Sermons in Syntax Or Gen. ix. 27 (poetical) : — God enlarge (not, " shall enlarge ") Japheth, And let him dwell ( t!Dtt)^l) in the ...tents of Shem.
The asyndetous construction is only slightly more vivid in its terseness and animation. Gf. Hos.
V. 14, 15, "I, even I, will tear and go away" {^^^ fpX^'i^). "I will go, and return to my place " (rrl^2j« Tj'^^).
The main distinction, however, between the two constructions — between simple vav and vav consecutive — is just the fact already adduced, that in the case of vav copulative, the element of sequence is allowed more and more to recede into the background. It tends to become simple co-ordination.
What to read after Sermons in Syntax, Or, Studies in the Hebrew Text ; a book for Preachers And Students?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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