Chants and Scriptures for Unity and Peace

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Chapter 17: Hiphil/Hophal

as one brothers dwell How good and pleasant it is when brothers live together in unity! and how pleasant how good behold (repeat) Chorus: How good when brothers live together in unity! How good when brothers live together in unity!

4.L. Sing: Shema lullaby (Deut. 6:4) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIOpZ9fQLbU&t=0s&list=PLnNXzYjQerJia_ 8yTy8OrM2K-BiN5OEup&index=2 or search Youtube for: Shema Lullaby Judy Ginsburgh Shabbat Shalom Medley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=- MBgACM_LcE&list=RDEMSL0J_ngrs5U8EoQWZITH5w&index=9

5.I. Oseh Shalom He who makes peace in his high places may he let peace descent on us and on all Israel and say, say: Amen.

5.I. Oseh Shalom May he make peace, may he make peace Peace for us and for all Israel

Qal Perfect Chant 1 CP we guarded 1CS I guarded 2 MP you (m.) guarded 2 MS you (m.) guarded 2 FS 2 FP you (f.) guarded you (f.) guarded 3 MS 3 CP they guarded he guarded 3 FS she guarded

Chant Personal Pronouns 1stcommon I we 2ndmasc. you (m.) you /ye / you all (m.) 2ndfem. you (f.) you / ye / you all (f.) 3rdmasc. he / it they (m.) 3rdfem. she / it they (f.)

Chant: Preposition with Pronominal Suffixes 1 CS in me 1 CP in us 2 MS in you (m.) 2 MP in you (m.) 2 FS in you (f.) 2 FP in you (f.) 3 MS in him 3 MP in them (m.) 3 FS in her 3 FP in them (f.)

Qal Imperfect Chant 1CS 1CP 2MP 3MP 2MS 2FS 2FP 3MS 3FS 3FP

11. D. Learn the following chant for : Imperative chant 2ms [you, m.s.] guard 2mp [you m.p.] guard 2fs [you, f.s.] guard [you f.p.] guard 2fp

12. A. Introduction to Infinitives Inf. Construct: (note it is the same as the 2ms Imperative) Inf. Absolute:

13. C. Participle chant: Qal Active Participle Singular Plural Masculine Feminine /

13. C. Participle chant: Qal Passive Participle Singular Plural Masculine Feminine

Niphal Chant: Perfect/Imperfect 1CS I was guarded Niphal Perfects 3CP they were guarded 2MS you (ms) Niphal Imperfect 3MP they (mp)

Niphal Imperatives, Infinitives, Ptc. Imprv / Inf Const. Fem. [=Inf. Const.] Inf. Abs. Ptc. Masc.

17. A. Introduction: Three Meanings of the Hiphil The Hiphil stem is not as frequent as the Qal but does occur almost 9,500 times in the Tanak. Causative Sense: It is generally understood to be the stem of causation. Note the shift of the Qal form of he was great to the Hiphil be great. Similarly, the Qal of he knew goes to he caused to know in the Hiphil. he caused to

Hiphil and Piel buddies Waltke/O Connor note that the Piel may also share this causative sense at times (p. 433). The Piel, however, generates a state or condition whereas the Hiphil brings about an event.

2 More Uses of the Hiphil: Causative, declarative, simple active--CDS Declarative Sense: The Hiphil with certain verbs takes on the sense of declaring the subject to be in a condition or state of being according to nuance of the verb. Both Kelly (p. 112) and Practico/Van Pelt (p. 346) that the Hiphil with he was wicked becomes he is declared unjust/guilty. Simple Active (= Qal). Finally, the Hiphil sometimes simply takes on the active meaning just like it was a Qal. So the Qal meaning he cut off has the same meaning in the Hiphil ( ).

17. B. Morphology of the Hiphil Perfect 1CS I caused to keep 2MS you (m) caused to keep 2FS you (f) caused to keep 3MS he caused to keep 3FS she caused to keep

17. B. Morphology of the Hiphil Perfect 1CP we caused to keep 2MP you (m) caused to keep 2FP you (f) caused to keep 3CP they caused to keep

Translation Examples (Gen 12:11) And it came to pass when he was about to enter Egypt, he said to his wife Sarai, And he believed the LORD, and he counted it to him as righteousness. (Gen 15:6)

Hiphil Imperfect: 1CS I will cause to keep 2MS you (m) will cause to keep 2FS you (f) will cause to keep 3MS he will cause to keep 3FS she will cause to keep

Hiphil Imperfect: 1CP we will cause to keep 2MP you (m) will cause to keep 2FP you (f) will cause to keep 3MP they (m) will caused to keep 3FP they (f) will caused to keep

Translation Examples (Gen 6:19) And of every living thing, of all flesh, you shall bring two of every kind into the ark, your father's house to the land that I will show you (Gen 12:1)

17. C. Hiphil Perfect and Imperfect Chants Hiphil Perfect: 1CS 3CP Hiphil Imperfect: 2MS 3MP

Hiphil Imperative 2MS [you (m)] cause to keep 2FS [you (f)] cause to keep 2MP [you all (m)] cause to keep [you all (f)] cause to keep 2FP

Hiphil Infinitive Construct and Absolute Absolute: Construct: Imperative to cause to keep =

Hiphil Participles MS causing to keep MP causing to keep FS causing to keep FP causing to keep

Hiphil Chant continued Hiphil Imperative 2MS Hiphil Infinitive Abs. [you (m)] cause to keep = Inf. Const Absolute Hiphil Participles MS causing to keep FS causing to keep

Translation Examples (Exod 6:7) Then you will know that I am the LORD your God, who brought you out from under the yoke of the Egyptians. (Num 23:22) God, who brings them out of Egypt

7. D. Hiphil of the Weak Verbs On P Guttural initial verbs the form is: ( = to stand) Perfect Imperfect Imperative ... ... ... ... Infinitive (Cons) (Abs( Participle Note the initial is added with a er or a Segh l in the Perfect.

7. D. Hiphil of the Weak Verbs Ayin Guttural ( ) is so regular you will be able to recognize it because the prefixing and req y d pretty much follow the same patterns as the regular verb.

Lmed H ( = to reveal, uncover) Perfect ... ... Imperfect Imperative Infinitive (Cons) (Abs( Participle ... ...

Hiphil Weak Verbs L med Guttural ( = to find) is pretty normal with the or prefix and the req y d as we have seen before; ).

Hiphil P Nn P N n ( = to approach, drops the N n as would be expected and the second consonant is doubled) Perfect Imperfect Imperative ... ... ... ... .. Infinitive (Cons) (Abs( Participle

Hiphil P Vv P V v ( = to sit, dwell ; note the prefix is added with a lem V v rather than a req or pata ) Perfect Imperfect Imperative ... ... ... ... Infinitive (Cons) (Abs( Participle ...

Hiphil Middle weak verbs: Middle weak verbs: ( = to rise) add the initial H with a er or hat f-pata and retains the req y d after the initial consonant; )

17. E. Introduction to the Hophal Hophal Perfect (X was/were caused to keep) 1CP 2MP 2FP 3CP 1CS 2MS 2FS 3MS 3FS

Hophal Imperfect (X will be caused to keep) 1CS 1CP 2MS 2MP 2FP 3MP 3FP 2FS 3MS 3FS

Hophal Participles (being caused to keep) MS FS MP FP

Hophal Infinitive Hophal Infinitive (these are really rare to non- existent) ] Abs. Const. [

Hophal Translation Examples (Gen 39:1) Now Joseph was taken down to Egypt, and Potiphar, an officer of Pharaoh bought him (Exod 10:8) Moses and Aaron were brought back to Pharaoh, and he said to them, "Go, worship the LORD your God!

17. F. Congratulations Congratulations you know the seven binyanim and hence have mastered the Hebrew verb. We just have to learn how to count and build our vocabulary and we re well on our way to mastering Hebrew.

The Seven binyanim []) 7 Verb Patterns (called binyanim [ ]) Simple Intensive Causative Active Qal ( ) Piel Hiphil ) ( ) ( Passive Niphal ( ) Pual ( ) Hithpael ( ) Hophal ( ) Reflexive