Bible Lexicons

HOPHAL IS THE "PASSIVE" OF HIPHIL - SEE 08818

THIS FORM IS ACCOUNTS FOR 0.6% OF THE VERBS PARSED.

THERE ARE TWO FORMS OF THE INFINITIVE:

1. 1. INFINITIVE CONSTRUCT IS USED AS A VERBAL NOUN CORRESPONDING TO THE ENGLISH VERBAL NOUN ENDING IN "-ING"
      1. AS SUBJECT

         TO KEEP THE JUDGMENTS
         TO SEEK THY HEART

      2. AS OBJECT

         IN HIS "WRITING"
         HE SPOKE, "SAYING"

   2. THE INFINITIVE ABSOLUTE DOES NOT ALLOW PREFIXES OR SUFFIXES
      1. USED WITH A VERB TO EMPHASIZE THE VERBAL IDEA. THIS IS OFTEN RENDERED BY AN ENGLISH ADVERB, SUCH AS, "SURELY", "UTTERLY".

         HE WILL SURELY VISIT YOU
         HE UTTERLY DESTROYED THE PEOPLE

      2. IT MAY BE USED BY ITSELF WITH THE VALUE OF A FINITE FORM OF THE VERB, ESPECIALLY AN IMPERATIVE.

         REMEMBER THE SABBATH DAY