hayah

| The rare use of the [[Hebrew]] verb '' 'היה' '' ( '' hayah ''), meaning "he existed," emphasizes that the light did not merely exist but '' came '' to exist at God's command.

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Coltlaw 2009

| The rare use of the [[Hebrew]] verb '' 'היה' '' ( '' hayah ''), meaning "he existed," emphasizes that the light did not merely exist but '' came '' to exist at God's command.

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Coltlaw 2009

| The rare use of the [[Hebrew]] verb '' 'היה' '' ( '' hayah ''), meaning "he existed," emphasizes that the light did not merely exist but '' came '' to exist at

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Stosselistic 2009

As a student of mine once quipped, the name is a contraction of hayah and hoveh and yiyeh—sort of like “He wasiswillbe.”

Reply to my critics 2009

= P * hayah malah promosi hichan* Produk pertama ma kedua [kaos ma sunglasses] kayana ga masalah yah,, TAPI!

mayoineko Diary Entry mayoineko 2009

“Lo hayah mavet me-olam” Death has never existed says the Hebrew Zohar.

The Wonder of Children Michael Gurian 2002

“Lo hayah mavet me-olam” Death has never existed says the Hebrew Zohar.

The Wonder of Children Michael Gurian 2002

For the preceding verb hayah is more than just "to be," rather: "ye shall exist as gods"

Exposition of Genesis: Volume 1 1892-1972 1942

The subject of hayah has to be supplied ad sensum from the preceding, and so we have inserted a

Exposition of Genesis: Volume 1 1892-1972 1942

Rather, the original meaning of hayah prevails here: "it became" or, as we rendered, it "came."

Exposition of Genesis: Volume 1 1892-1972 1942