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• The Meaning of ויעל בכל־הארץ in 2 Kgs 17:5a. The Semantic and Syntactic Study of the Phrase with Particular Interest in the Verb עלה and the Preposition ב Krzysztof Kinowski · 2023 · 2. Level of Individual Words: Semantics of the Lexemes
  … קעQal “to seize” (Isa 7:6), √ חרבQal “to murder” (Jer 50:21), √ חרםHiphil “to execute the ban” (Jer 50:21), √ ׁשדדQal “to annihilate” (Jer 49:28). *
• The Presence and the Role of Senses in Proto-Apocalyptic Book of Joel Joanna Nowińska · 2026 · 3. Synergy of the Senses within Images in the Book of Joel
  … g or splintering in Joel 1:7), ( חׂשףstrip off, strip in Joel 1:7), ( ׁשלְךthrow, fling, cast in Joel 1:7), ( ׁשדדdevastate, ruin in Joel 1:10), ( יבׁשbe dry, dried up in Joel 1:10, 12, 17, 20), ( אבדperish in Joel 1:11), ( ׁשֹודviolence, devastation, ruin in Joel 1:15), and ְׁשָׁמָָמָה (a devastation, waste in Joel 2:20).
• Judas or Jesus’ Other Disciples? The Old Testament or Jesus’ Word? A Mysterious Reference to the “Scripture” in John 17:12 Adam Kubiś · 2019 · 1. Reference to Judas
  … iphil “to ruin” – Prov 6:32; Is 54:16); “( חָמָסviolence” – Prov 10:11); “( מְגֹורָהhorror” – Prov 10:24); “( ׁשדדto destroy, devastate” – Prov 11:3); “( ּדְָאבָהviolence” – Job 41:14); “( מְבּוסָהtrampling” – Is 22:5); “( חֵרֶםban” – Is 34:5); רָעָה “(wickedness, misery, trouble, disaster” – Is 47:11); “( ׁשֹוָאהruin, destructi …