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I AM: (Ena na)
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Shlama,

I won't call myself an expert, but I will simply say that the pronoun "he" is implied. The text simply says "I am." I tend to translate literally and try to stay away from theological bias or personal interpretation. However, others here will likely be able to provide more of a background on the use of this particular phrase.

Akhan Paul's Interlinear says "that I am [he]"

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Ya'aqub Younan-Levine
Aramaica.org
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I AM: (Ena na) - by distazo - 12-26-2008, 11:47 AM
Re: I AM: (Ena na) - by yaaqubyl - 12-26-2008, 03:59 PM

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