hmya 'eymah or hma (shortened) 'emah ; Origin: from the same as 0366 ; Reference: TWOT - 80b ; PrtSpch: noun feminime ; In Hebrew: hmya 5, hmyab 1, twmyaw 1, wtmaw ...
Dec 15, 2004 · The phrase literally reads, “for in terror upon them from the peoples of the lands” twxrah ymum <hylu hmyab yk. The syntactical oddness of this phrase stems from the conjunction yk. If given its normal causal sense, it would indicate that their fear of their neighbors caused them to erect the altar ...
... Hebrew Bible. For a concise discussion of this issue, see Robert Alter and Frank Kermode , “General Introduction,” in The Literary Guide to the Bible ... hmyab yk. The syntactical oddness of this phrase stems from the conjunction yk. If given its normal causal sense, it would indicate that their fear of their ...
... hmyab yk. The syntactical oddness of this phrase stems from the conjunction yk. If given its normal causal sense, it would indicate that their fear of their neighbors caused them to erect the altar: “These settlers were moved as much by fear as by faith… . The threatening situation had brought home to them their ...
... hmyab yk. The syntactical oddness of this phrase stems from the conjunction yk. If given its normal causal sense, it would indicate that their fear of their ... Hebrew Bible,” in The Book of Jeremiah and Its Reception, ed. A. H. W. Curtis and T. Rmer (Leuven, Belgium: Leuven University Press, 1997): 91-109. He ...
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