Tripartite Verbless Clauses

Brian Leathers

September 18, 2026 19:57 Edited

I am needing help trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong here. I am looking specifically for Tripartite Verbless Clauses, clauses made up of a subject, predicate, and an independent third person pronoun, in the Hebrew Bible. I am looking first for a Tripartite Verbless Clause where the independent third person pronoun is in the medial position of the clause, i.e, 1 Samuel 17:14:

When I try to run the search this what I get:

The same thing happens when I try to search for a Tripartite Verbless Clause with the independent third person pronoun in the final position, i.e, Jeremiah 31:9:

Anybody know why these particular searches aren't working?

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  Brian Leathers

  September 18, 2026 21:04

  While looking at Genesis 31:9 again, I adjusted some of the search parameters and got 2 hits but I do not believe that this is accurate:

  

  

  I need someone to please double check this search and results, I feel like that I am missing a lot of hits looking for this Tripartite Verbless Clause where the independent third person pronoun is at the end of the clause.

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  Brian Leathers

  September 18, 2026 23:31

  I think I have figured out both searches:

  1. Tripartite Verbless Clause with the independent third singular pronoun in the medial position:

  example: 1 Samuel 17:14

  

  2. Tripartite Verbless Clause with the independent third singular pronoun in the final position:

  example: Jeremiah 31:9

  

  Feel free to check the results of these searches and if they need more work.

   

   

   

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