Joshua: An Annotated Hebrew Text: Notes (Biblia.com)

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1. וישכם. In the reg. verb, the Hiph. Impf. is the only form capable of contraction to mark the Jussive. ישכֵּם for ישכים and the Vav consec. is of course attached to the shortened form. בבקר. “The morning after the return of the spies.” Kim. וילנו. Lit. “And they passed the night.” The word is not always used in this restricted sense, but sometimes signifies “to lodge”, “remain” even “to abide” cf. Prov. 13:21. טרם. The negative “not yet” in the meaning “before” is generally joined to

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