12-24-2008, 04:33 AM
1st Timothy 6:20
Oh Timotheus, take heed of that thing which has been committed to you, and flee from the daughters of voices of vanities, and from the principles of false knowledge.
[font="Estrangelo (V1.1)"]0lq tnb[/font] B???nath qalee is the Aramaic phrase of the bolded and underlined.
I???m curious to know if b???nath qalee is analogous to the Hebrew phrase bat qol? It appears to be, but I'd like the view of anyone better versed in Semiticisms than I am. If so, would it possibly be legitimate to approach this passage in light of the normal Hebraic perspective of a bat qol/voice from heaven?
Chayim b???Moshiach,
Jeremy
Oh Timotheus, take heed of that thing which has been committed to you, and flee from the daughters of voices of vanities, and from the principles of false knowledge.
[font="Estrangelo (V1.1)"]0lq tnb[/font] B???nath qalee is the Aramaic phrase of the bolded and underlined.
I???m curious to know if b???nath qalee is analogous to the Hebrew phrase bat qol? It appears to be, but I'd like the view of anyone better versed in Semiticisms than I am. If so, would it possibly be legitimate to approach this passage in light of the normal Hebraic perspective of a bat qol/voice from heaven?
Chayim b???Moshiach,
Jeremy