The book of Ezra V.7 No.2
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6 likewise government offi- cials, probably of a lower grade. At this time also the Samaritans may have been at work in that they had called attention to the building of tlie temple in Jerusalem, but now they were no longer able to fill the officials with hostile senti- ments. They simply inquire who hath com- manded you to build this house ? — $037 here and in ver. 13 is a singular form, since the infin. in Chald. is $033 (comp. vers. 2, 17; ch.
vi. 8), or iTJ3D, comp. chapter v. 9. R. Norzi h...as here and in ver. 13 a dagesh in the 3, but there cannot be an assimilation of the because it has a vowel. It may be that the language was not entirely fixed in its usage of D in the infin., as it is here absent from the infin. in Peal., to which elsewhere it is peculiar, so it has been at times prefixed to the Pael and Aphel, before which it is usually absent, and always to the infinitive of the passive conjugations in the later Targums. Comp. Winer, Gram., $ 12. [Luz- zatto Gram., % 88. — Tr.].
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6 likewise government offi- cials, probably of a lower grade. At this time also the Samaritans may have been at work in that they had called attention to the building of tlie temple in Jerusalem, but now they were no longer able to fill the officials with hostile senti- ments. They simply inquire who hath com- manded you to build this house ? — $037 here and in ver. 13 is a singular form, since the infin. in Chald. is $033 (comp. vers. 2, 17; ch.
vi. 8), or iTJ3D, comp. chapter v. 9. R. Norzi h...as here and in ver. 13 a dagesh in the 3, but there cannot be an assimilation of the because it has a vowel. It may be that the language was not entirely fixed in its usage of D in the infin., as it is here absent from the infin. in Peal., to which elsewhere it is peculiar, so it has been at times prefixed to the Pael and Aphel, before which it is usually absent, and always to the infinitive of the passive conjugations in the later Targums. Comp. Winer, Gram., $ 12. [Luz- zatto Gram., % 88. — Tr.].
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