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110623 Class Presentation_Chapter 18 Participles
110623 Class Presentation_Chapter 18 Participles
סַ ְל ִה סֶ לָ ה,סֶ לָ ה.
The LORD of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge.
Ebenezer
אֶ בֶ ן הָ עֶ זֶר
אָ רֹון
Nathan
י ֶֶרד
Shasta?
ּבנֶה ִעיר
ֹ ַּתלֶ ד אֶ ת־חֲנֹוְך וַ ֽיְ ִהי
ֵ וַּתַ הַ ר ו
wat-ta-har wa-ttē-led ʾet-ḥă-nôk wa-yǝ-hî bō-nê ʿîr
and she conceived, and bare Enoch: and he builded a city (Gen 4:17)
ֱֹלהים זֶה
ִ חנֵה א
ֲ עקֹב ּכַ אֲׁשֶ ר ָראָ ם ַמ
ֲ וַּי ֹאמֶ ר ַי
wayyōʾmer yaʿăqōb kaʾăšer rāʾām maḥănê ʾĕlōhîm zê
And when Jacob saw them, he said, This is God's camp. (Gen 32:2)
הּודה
ֽ ָ ְְלמַ ּטֵ ה י
lǝ-maṭ-ṭê yǝ-hû-dâ
the tribe of Judah(Exo 31:2)
ֲׂשיתֶ ם
ִ ָ ֽמה־הַ ּמַ עֲׂשֶ ה הַ ּזֶה אֲׁשֶ ר ע
mâ-ham-ma-ʿăśê ha-zzê ʾă-šer ʿă-śî-tem
What deed is this that ye have done? (Gen 44:15)
ְוכָ ל־ יֶׁש־לֹו נָתַ ן ְּבי ָֽדֹו
wǝkol- yeš-lô nātan bǝyādô
and all that he had he put into his hand. (Gen 39:4)
דרֹתָ יו
ֹ ֽ נ ַֹח ִאיׁש צַ ִּדיק ָּת ִמים הָ יָה ְּב
nōaḥ ʾîš ṣaddîq tāmîm hāyâ bǝdōrōtāyw
Noah was a just man and perfect in his generations. (Gen 6:9)
ּוׁשמֹו לָ בָ ן
ְ ּול ִר ְבקָ ה אָ ח
ְ
û-lǝ-ribqâ ʾāḥ û-šǝ-mô lā-bān
And Rebekah had a brother, and his name was Laban (Gen 24:29)
A participle is yet another verbal, A noun created from the ‐ing form of
a word derived from a verb. a verb can act as a subject or an
Participles are verbs that act as object in a sentence.
adjectives -ing.
A noun created from the ‐ing form of
That dripping faucet kept me a verb can act as a subject or an
awake all night. object in a sentence.
imperfect
Will be on the Test
Adjective
Participles as Nouns: Gerunds (VERB-NOUN) A noun created from the ‐ing
form of a verb can act as a subject or an object in a sentence. A noun created
from the ‐ing form of a verb can act as a subject or an object in a sentence.
“... to Shaialqaum the good and generous god, who does not drink wine,
for the life of himself and the life of Meaiti and Abdu his brothers and
Shadilat his son, in the month Elul of the year 443… his host and friend
before Shaialqaum the good god, and remembered be whoever
frequents these altars and says remembered be all these for good”
City of Drunkard : Sychar
“Ori Schwarz points out that temples can
generally be conceived as “material
infrastructure” for at least two main
religious functions. For those present in the
temple it forms a stage for religious
performances, such as communication with
the gods and with the community. And to
those who are not present in the temple, it
functions as a “continuity mechanism,” where
the sanctuary is a constant material
expression of the relationship between the
deity and worshippers. By putting up a
votive object [giving gifts to the gods,] as
a reminder of oneself, one extends the act of
worship and the bond with the deity beyond
the limited extent of interaction. In this way,
the dedication of durable votive objects
materializes and thereby perpetuates a
relationship between worshipper and deity.”
(P. 18)
Samaritan Woman
“There cometh a woman “And the king of Assyria
of Samaria to draw water: brought men from
Jesus saith unto her, Give Babylon, and from
me to drink...Jesus saith Cuthah, and from Ava,
unto her, Go, call thy and from Hamath, and
husband, and come from Sepharvaim, and
hither. The woman placed them in the cities of
answered and said, I Samaria instead of the
have no husband. Jesus children of Israel: and they
said unto her, Thou hast possessed Samaria, and
well said, I have no dwelt in the cities
husband: For thou hast thereof...Then the king of
had five husbands; and Assyria commanded,
he whom thou now hast is saying, Carry thither one of
not thy husband: in that the priests whom ye
saidst thou truly. The brought from thence; and
woman saith unto him, let them go and dwell
Sir, I perceive that thou there, and let him teach
art a prophet.” (Jhn them the manner of the
4:1,16-19, KJV) God of the land.” (2Ki 17:
24, 27 KJV)
ּבַ עַ לBaʿal: Husband
יִ ּׂשָ א יְ הוָה ּפָ נָיו אֵ לֶ יָך וְ יָׂשֵ ם ְלָך ׁשָ לֹום׃