The enormous amount of work that has been done on the language of the Jewish Bible is still limited in its range. The phonology of Biblical Hebrew (consonants, vowels, accents) and the morphology (the phonetic/phonemic patterns and grammatical structures of words) have been thoroughly described. But as one moves into grammar proper, the work becomes more and more selective and incomplete. Even at the level of small phrases, there are many phenomena that have not been accounted for or even