“While”: “Meanwhile”: “As often as, whenever”:
9.3.6.1 “While”:
+ QATAL BDB lists several possible meanings for : as far as, even to, up to, until, while 1996, 723-25. These meanings are not randomly interchangeable since there are contextual features that affect the sense that is appropriate. BDB states that the while meaning for is rare and unfortunately, 1 Sam 14:19 is the only case attested. BDB’s entry for 1 Sam 14:19 does not, however, include with . This makes it difficult to determine the possible role of with . In contrast, there are numerous occurrences of used both spatially and temporally. While Saul talked to the priest, the commotion in the camp of the Philistines continued and increased; so Saul said to the priest, “Withdraw your hand.” Pc-vqw3msXa Pp vpp3ms np Pp- Pa-ncms Pc-Pa-ncms Pr Pp-ncbsc np Pc-vqw3msXa vqa Pc-ams Pc- vqw3ms np Pp-Pa-ncms vqvms ncfscX2ms 4+ 4 5 + 8L 9 : ; 1 Sam 14:19 4219.3.6.2 “Meanwhile”:
In only one occurrence, occurs with , meaning meanwhile, or as BDB states “till now and till then” BDB 1996, 462. In a little while the sky grew black with clouds and wind, and there was a heavy shower. And Ahab rode and went to Jezreel. Pc-vqw3msXa Pp-Pd Pc-Pp-Pd Pc- Pa-ncmp vtp3cp ncmp Pc-ncbs Pc- vqw3msXa ncms ams Pc-vqw3ms np Pc-vqw3msXa npXd - +G G 8 4 1 Kgs 18:459.3.6.3 “As often as, whenever”:
INFC + In the following four cases, occurs with , giving the sense of as often as. Then the commanders of the Philistines went out to battle, and as often as they went out, David behaved himself more wisely than all the servants of Saul. So his name was highly esteemed. Pc-vqw3mp ncmpc np Pc- vqw3msXa Pp-ncmsc vqcX3mp vqp3ms np Pp-ncms ncmpc np Pc- vqw3ms ncmscX3ms Pd 5 F F 8 ; 1 Sam 18:30 Then it happened as often as the king entered the house of the LORD, that the guards would carry them and would bring them back into the guards room. Pc-vqw3msXa Pp-ncmsc-vqc Pa- ncms ncmsc np vqi3mpX3mp Pa- vqPmp Pc-vhp3cpX3mp{2} Pp- ncms Pa-vqPmp K 4 3 8 5 : 1 Kgs 14:28 422 Now there came a day when Elisha passed over to Shunem, where there was a prominent woman, and she persuaded him to eat food. As often as he passed by, he turned in there to eat food. Pc-vqw3msXa Pa-ncms Pc-vqw3ms np Pp-np Pc-Pd ncfs afs Pc- vhw3fsXa-PpX3ms Pp-vqc-ncms Pc-vqw3msXa Pp-ncmsc vqcX3ms vqi3ms PdXd Pp-vqc-ncms + : : ; 5 +C - 8 : 3 E ; 2 Kgs 4:8 As often as the king entered the house of the LORD, the guards came and carried them and then brought them back into the guards room. Pc-vqw3msXa Pp-ncmsc-vqc Pa- ncms ncmsc np vqp3cp Pa-vqPmp Pc-vqp3cpX3mp{2} Pc- vhp3cpX3mp{2} Pp-ncms Pa- vqPmp 4 3 + 8 5 : F 2 Chr 12:11 is also used temporally in 1 Sam 1:7; 7:16; Isa 28:19; 66:23; Zech 14:16, but these occurrences do not have . Clause syntax and clause position are crucial factors in the analysis of these examples. Further discussion of these factors is found in Chapter 10.9.3.6.4 “Only, just”: 4444
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» Introduction The Analysis of The Analysis of The Analysis of
» Overview Uses of Uses of Summary of the Verbal Uses of Uses of
» Overview Introduction to Temporal Expressions in Biblical Hebrew Temporal Expressions with
» Introduction Historical Overview of Descriptive Linguistics
» Historical Overview of the Study of Biblical Hebrew
» Lambdin, Introduction to Biblical Hebrew, 1971 Andersen, The Sentence in Biblical Hebrew, 1974
» Seow, A Grammar for Biblical Hebrew, 1995 Chisholm, From Exegesis to Exposition, 1998
» Pratico and Van Pelt, Basics of Biblical Hebrew, 2001
» Preliminary Comments Schneider, Grammatik des biblischen Hebräisch, 1974
» Niccacci, The Syntax of the Verb in Classical Hebrew Prose, 1990
» Winther-Nielsen, A Functional Discourse Grammar of Joshua. A
» Exter Blokland, In Search of Text Syntax, 1995
» Endo, The Verbal System of Classical Hebrew in the Joseph Story:
» Hatav, The Semantics of Aspect and Modality, 1997
» Van der Merwe et al, A Biblical Hebrew Reference Grammar,
» Questions Raised by the Books that Start with
» Questions Raised by How Questions Raised by the Distribution of
» Questions Raised by van der Merwe’s Study of
» Questions Raised by the Claims in the Literature Review Summary
» Introduction The Scope of this Study
» The Contribution of this Study
» The Nature of Biblical Hebrew as a Language
» Identification Variation Distribution A Descriptive Orientation
» A Unit-in-Context Approach An Interactive Morpho-Syntactic Orientation
» Syntactic Constraints An Interactive Morpho-Syntactic Orientation
» A Functional-Typological Orientation A Functional, Discourse-Pragmatic View of Language
» Text-Types and Genre A Discourse-Pragmatic Orientation
» Cohesion and Coherence A Discourse-Pragmatic Orientation
» Context-Sensitivity A Discourse-Pragmatic Orientation
» Choice Default A Discourse-Pragmatic Orientation
» Markedness A Discourse-Pragmatic Orientation
» The Representational Nature of Language
» Information Structure A Cognitive Orientation
» Approaches to the Verbal System of Biblical Hebrew
» The Multi-Dimensional Verb Analysis Implemented in this Study
» Description of the Hebrew Verb Forms
» Introduction The Role of Waw in Clause Syntax
» Nominal Conjoining Verbal Conjoining
» Time and Narrative Time and the Hebrew Verbal System
» Charting the Distribution The Distribution of
» The Relationship of Distribution and Genre
» Summary Introduction Introduction Summary
» Overview Exploring The Discourse-Pragmatic Uses of
» Occurrences of The Formulaic Expression
» Occurrences of Occurrences of
» Occurrences of Variations of the standard Occurrences of
» Age: Other References to Age, but without
» Reference to a Number with Reference to Weight with
» With With Indicating Comparison
» With Indicating Possession With Prepositions
» With Meaning “became” With Prepositions
» With Meaning “became” and Indicating Possession With Indicating Distribution
» With Followed by Infinitive Construct With
» Summary of the Verbal Uses of Overview
» Introduction The Syntax of Temporal Expressions in Hebrew Grammars
» GKC, Gesenius’ Hebrew Grammar Davidson, Introductory Hebrew Grammar ~ Syntax
» Williams, Hebrew Syntax: An Outline Joüon-Muraoka, A Grammar of Biblical Hebrew
» Lambdin, Introduction to Biblical Hebrew
» Waltke and O’Connor, Introduction to Biblical Hebrew Syntax
» Pratico and Van Pelt, The Basics of Biblical Hebrew
» van der Merwe et al, Biblical Hebrew Reference Grammar Summary
» Speaker Deixis Theoretical Background for the Analysis of Temporal
» Word Order and Narrative Strategies
» Followed by “After these things”
» Analytical Summary of the “After these things” Use of
» Infinitive Construct Q After:
» Infinitive Construct Followed by
» With Specific Temporal Reference Followed by
» Infinitive Construct + Specific Temporal Reference Followed by
» With With Specific Temporal Reference Followed by
» With With With Specific Temporal Reference Followed by
» With With Year Formulas Involving a Number
» Infinitive Construct Followed by Summary of Infinitive Constructs Used with
» Analytical Summary of the Occurrences with
» Followed by With Specific Temporal Reference
» “While”: “Meanwhile”: “As often as, whenever”:
» Summary of the Temporal Uses of Introduction
» Macrosyntactic Pertinent Theoretical Concepts
» Discourse Markers Pertinent Theoretical Concepts
» Evaluating the Verbal Uses of
» Evaluating the Temporal Uses of
» Creating Temporal Frames of Reference
» Episode Initiator? The Cognitive Dimension
» Focus and Foreground The Cognitive Dimension
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