04-29-2010, 01:30 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2024, 01:54 PM by Director Michael.)
With the transliteration rules used by Judaica Press, the first verse of the Book of Joel is given in English as "The word of the L-rd, which came to Joel son of Pethuel." The actual pronunciation of the Hebrew name at the end of the verse is P'soo'ayl ('oo' as in "moon").
Rashi's explanation: "to Joel son of Pethuel" - The son of Samuel the prophet who persuaded [pheetah]
G-d [l'ayl] with his prayer.
Certainly it was Divine Providence that you made up that name for the other forum. If you don't see anything providential about it now, maybe you will in the future.
Rashi's explanation: "to Joel son of Pethuel" - The son of Samuel the prophet who persuaded [pheetah]
G-d [l'ayl] with his prayer.
Certainly it was Divine Providence that you made up that name for the other forum. If you don't see anything providential about it now, maybe you will in the future.