Brian Leathers

Here is a Hebrew construct search that finds בְּ + infinitive that indicates a point in time (when): 

Here is a Hebrew construct search that finds the preposition עַד that can indicate that something occurs up to the time indicated by its object or, rarely, during the time indicated by its object:  

Here is an interesting Hebrew construct search that finds temporal clauses that begin with begins with אַחֲרֵי / אַחַר: 

Here is an interesting Hebrew construct search that finds temporal clause that indicates the time that something occurs: 

Here is another Hebrew construct search that finds temporal clauses beginning with כְּ / כְּמוֹ (as soon as): 

Here is another interesting Hebrew construct search that finds temporal clauses beginning with בְּ (when):  

Here is a Hebrew construct search that finds temporal clauses that begin with כִּי (when):  

Here is an interesting Hebrew construct search that finds determinative accusative clauses: 

Here is an interesting Hebrew construct search that finds accusative of specification clauses (also known as accusative of limitation clauses). Example= Genesis 22:14: 

Here is an interesting Hebrew direct object clauses that begin with כִּי that have a null predicate:Example= Genesis 6:5