A Eighth Day Genesis 8:22

From The Alpha and the Omega - Introduction
by Jim A. Cornwell, Copyright © 1995, all rights reserved "Summer And Winter Seasons" A Eighth Day

The following are from KJV and seen as the bold-underline KJV text, next with parenthesis is seen the (variations for Hebrew) and also the number representing (1, 2, 3, etc.. is the sequence of Hebrew version), and brackets specified the KJV difference as {Not in Hebrew}, and
[(Hebrew letters, with underlined Hebrew letters are the verb form or root verb) with translation.]

The beginning of the Fourth Day, as seen in Gen. 1:14
and for seasons
[(Final Mem Yod Daleth Ayin (Vau vowel) Mem -- Lamed -- Vau)

M(oh)A(ah/ay)Dh(ee)M
Season - Heb. mow’ed, mo-ade’, or mo’ed, or (feminine) mow’adah (2 Chron. 8:13), mo-aw-daw’, properly an appointment, i.e. a fixed time or season, specially a festival, conventionally a year,
by implication, an assembly (as convened for a definite purpose), technically the congregation,
by extension, the place of meeting, also a signal (as appointed beforehand).

feasts - Heb. mo’edh, an assembling, hagh, dance, or pilgrimage;
calendar cycles - Heb. mo’adhim, "appointed assemblies" of the Lord; Day and night determined by the sun, the week determined by the phases of the moon, month based on the recurrence of the new moon. The year was divided into two seasons, seedtime or winter, and harvest or summer.
Although no connection to the Hebrew word here, Muzaloth was the eighth heaven of the translation of Enoch, and a place of changing of the Season. Similar to the Hebrew mazzaloth in 2 Kings 23:5, RSV, "constellations," as a reference to Mazzaroth .

(The beginning of the Eighth Day)
Genesis 8:22 "While the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease."
Gen. 8:22 (1) While [(Daleth Ayin) A(oh)Dh, Heb. ‘owd, ode, or ‘od, again, henceforth, since, still, when, yet, while.]
(3) the earth [(Final Tzaddi Resh Aleph -- He) Heb. ’erets, earth, Gr. ge, land.]
(2) {remaineth} (remains (all the days)) [(Yod Mem Yod -- Lamed Caph) Y(uh)M(ay)Y, day - Heb. yom, Gr. hemera; days - Heb. yomim, the words translated "time" as seen in Gen. 4:3 have varied connotations, see Gen. 8:10; K(oh)L, Heb. kol, kole, the whole, all, any or every (one, place, or thing), as many as, whatsoever, whosoever, enough, howsoever.],
seedtime [(Ayin Resh Zayin) Z(eh)R(ah)A, Heb. zera’, zeh’-rah, from Heb. zara’, zaw-rah’, to sow, conceive, thus meaning seed, fruit, plant, sowing-time, posterity, seedtime, grain was sown in early winter, after the first rains.]
and harvest [(Resh Yod Tzaddi Qoph -- Vau) Q(aw)Ts(ee)YR, Heb. qatsiyr, kaw-tseer’, qatsir, from Heb. qatsar, kaw-tsar’, to harvest, thus severed, harvest (as reaped), the crop, a limb, Gr. thermismos or harvest which three occur each year -

(1) barley reaping April-May,
(2) wheat six weeks later in June-July,
and (3) the ingathering of the fruits of the tree or vine in Sept.-Oct.],

{and} cold

[(Resh Qoph -- Vau) Q(oh)R, Heb. qor, kore, from the same as Heb. qar, kar, contraction from an unused root meaning to chill, cool, thus meaning cold.]
and heat

[(Final Mem (C)Heth -- Vau) Ch(oh)M, Heb. chom, khome, from Heb. chamam, khaw-mam’, to be hot, thus heat, to be hot (warm).],
{and} summer

[(Final Tzaddi Yod Qoph -- Vau) Q(ah)Y(ih)Tz, Heb. qayits, kah’-yits, from Heb. quwts, koots, to clip off, to spend the harvest season, thus harvest (as the crop), whether the product (grain or fruit) or the (dry) season, summer.]
and winter

[(Final Pe Resh (C)Heth -- Vau) Ch(oh)R(eh)Ph, Heb. choreph, kho’-ref, also horeph, from Heb. charaph, khaw-raf’, to pull off, to spend the winter, thus meaning the crop gathered, the autumn (and winter) season, ripeness of age, winter, also Heb. hariph, autumn; Heb. sethaw, winter, Gr. cheimon.]
{and} day

[(Mem (Vau vowel) Yod -- Vau) day - Heb. yom, Gr. hemera.]
and night

[(He Lamed Yod Lamed -- Vau) L(aw)Y(uh)L(aw)H, Heb. layil, lah’-yil, or (Isa. 21:11) leyl, lale, also layelah, lah’-yel-aw, from the same as Heb. luwl, lool, to fold back, a spiral step, winding stair, thus meaning a twist, night.]
shall not cease

[(Vau -- Tau Beth Shin Yod -- Aleph Lamed) Sh(uh)B(oh)Th, - Heb. shabbath, Gr. Sabbaton, to desist, cease, rest; L(oh)A, Heb. lo’, lo, low’, loh, not, no, neither, never, nought.].

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