Brian Leathers
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Hebrew Genitive Substantival Clauses That Begin With אֲשֶׁר
Here is an interesting Hebrew construct search that finds genitive substantival clauses that begin with אֲשֶׁר (which):Example= Genesis 39:20
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Relative Clauses (adjunct to the noun) with the article (הַ◌ּ ‘the’)
Here is a Hebrew construct search that finds relative clauses (adjunct to the noun) that begins with the article (הַ◌ּ ‘the’):
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Relative Clauses (adjunct to the noun) With כִּי ‘that’
Here is a Hebrew construct search for relative clauses adjunct to the noun with כִּי ‘that’:
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Tripartite Verbless Clauses
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...
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Hebrew Verbless Clause-"Yahweh is righteous, my people are wicked"
Here is a Hebrew construct search that finds the verbless clause-"Yahweh is righteous, my people are wicked":
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Hebrew Delayed Subjects in Clauses
Credit to Dr. Robert Holmstedt for this search. This Hebrew construct search finds delayed subjects in clauses:
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Paragogic Nun Forms That Do Not Appear in Direct Speech
This search finds Paragogic Nun forms that do not appear in direct speech:
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Yiqtol Following a Qatal Without an Intervening Wayyiqtol
This Hebrew construct search finds instances of a Yiqtol verb following a Qatal verb without an intervening Wayyiqtol verb within 3 words of each other and bracketed words are excluded. Habakkuk 3:...
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I Am With You Hebrew Construct
Credit to MBCVIDA for this Hebrew Construct search. This search takes Jeremiah 1:8 as its inspiration and finds instances of the phrase “I am with you” in the Hebrew Bible:
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Ruach Elohim/Adonay as a Subject
Credit to Dr. Robert Holmstedt for this Hebrew construct search. This construct search finds instances of Ruach Elohim/Adonay as the subject: