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An Introduction to Biblical Hebrew Syntax

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lacking in post-exilic texts synoptic with pre-exilic texts evincing the form). 30 The<br />

combination is also used in gnomic situations (rendered with an English present tense;<br />

## 7–8) and with future-time reference (# 9).[Page 577]<br />

1. . . . ה ָשׁ ָבַּ י ְל םָי ךְפַ הָ<br />

֫<br />

׃וֹבּ־החָ ְמ ְשׂ נ ִ ם ָשׁ<br />

2. ה ָניבִ֫ א ָ םִיאתָ ְפּב ַ ארֶ א֫ ֵ וָ<br />

םינִ ָבּ ַב<br />

3. דַיּמ ִ ם ֶכתְ א ֶ ל ִצּאַ וָ<br />

ם ֶכל ָ ה ָנתְּ אֶ וָ<br />

. . . םִי ר֫ ַ ְצ ִמ<br />

הרָ ְמֹא ו ָ ׃ם ָצרְ א־ת ַ אֶ<br />

4. ןוֹל ָמּ ה־ל ַ א ֶ וּנא ָ֫ב־י ִכּ יהְי ִ וַ<br />

וּניתֹח ֵ֫<br />

תְּ ְמ א־ת ַ א ֶ החָ תְּ<br />

ְפ ִנּוַ 5.<br />

ל֑ וָּ ַע תוֹע ְלֹּת ְמ הרָ ְבּ ַשׁ אֲ ָ<br />

6. רי ִק םירִ וְ ִע ַכ ה ָשׁ ְשׁ גַ ְנ<br />

ה ָשׁ שּׁ֑ ֵ֫<br />

גַ ְנ םִיני ַ֫<br />

ֵע ןיאֵ ְכוּ<br />

7. םאִ ָבל ְ ךְוֹת ְבּ י ִשׁ פְ ַנ<br />

ה ָב ְכּ ְשׁ אֶ<br />

8. ס֑ נּ־ה ֵ אֶ רְ א ֶ יתַ ָמ־ד ַע<br />

׃ר ָפוֹשׁ לוֹק ה ָע ְמ ְשׁ אֶ<br />

He turned the sea in<strong>to</strong> dry land,…there we rejoiced in<br />

him.<br />

Ps 66:6<br />

I saw among the simple, I noticed among the young<br />

men…<br />

Prov 7:7<br />

<strong>An</strong>d I snatched you from the power of Egypt…and I<br />

gave you their land, and I said…<br />

Judg 6:9–10<br />

At the place where we s<strong>to</strong>pped for the night, we<br />

opened our sacks.<br />

Gen 43:21<br />

ו I broke the fangs of the wicked.<br />

Job 29:17<br />

Like the blind we grope along the wall, we grope like<br />

those without eyes.<br />

Isa 59:10<br />

I lie among lions.<br />

Ps 57:5<br />

How long will I see the battle standard and hear the<br />

sound of the trumpet?<br />

Jer 4:21<br />

34.6 Jussive and Cohortative after Imperative<br />

a After an imperative a verbal form not preceded by its subject or a negative particle is<br />

normally either a jussive (## 1–2) or a cohortative (## 3–5; cf. 34.5.2b). 31 Where a<br />

prefix-conjugation form is not morphologically marked in such a context, it may be<br />

30 See R. Polzin, Late <strong>Biblical</strong> <strong>Hebrew</strong>: Toward an His<strong>to</strong>rical Typology of <strong>Biblical</strong><br />

<strong>Hebrew</strong> Prose (Missoula: Scholars Press, 1976) 54–55. Cf. Qimron, Dead Sea<br />

Scrolls, 44.<br />

31 H. M. Orlinsky, “On the Cohortative and Jussive after an Imperative or Interjection<br />

in <strong>Biblical</strong> <strong>Hebrew</strong>,” Jewish Quarterly Review 31 (1940–41) 371–82; 32 (1941–42)<br />

191–205, 273–77.

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