Part III: How the Alphabet Democratized Civilization
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Hebrew for Bible Readers
In our previous lesson we met the six verbal patterns derived from the Qal, or simple, conjugation (see chart below). We looked first at Niphal and noted that it is the passive form of Qal, Next we met Piel, which expresses intensive action.
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In the Beginning: Creation and the Priestly History
Robert B. Coote and David Robert Ord (Fortress, 1991)
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