Prose and Poetry through Time

Stephen L. Huebscher, Ph.D. (Clarks Summit University, 2022) is an ordained Baptist minister. He formerly taught as an adjunct professor at Central Baptist Seminary in Plymouth, Minnesota, and currently serves as a chaplain in the U.S. Navy.

• PrefaceList of TablesAbbreviations1 Introduction: The Debate over the Influence of Genre1 Definition of the Study2 Limitation of Focus3 Verbal Function and Genre4 Identifying a Methodological Way Forward5 Diachronic Verbal Factors in Zechariah6 Order of this Study7 Method, Part18 Method, Part2: The Event Model9 Method, Part3: Analysis and Synthesis2 Qatal I: qatal verbs in Zechariah1 Introduction2 Findings and Analyses3 Conclusions3 Qatal II: w + qatal verbs in Zechariah1 Introduction2 Findings and Analyses3 Conclusions4 Yiqtol I: yiqtol verbs in Zechariah1 Introduction2 Findings and Analyses3 Conclusions5 Yiqtol II: W + yiqtol verbs in Zechariah1 Introduction2 Findings and Analyses3 Conclusions6 Imperative1 Introduction2 Findings and Analyses3 Conclusions7 Non-finite forms: infinitives and participles1 Introduction2 The Infinitive Absolute3 The Infinitive Construct4 Participles5 Conclusions: Non-Finite Verbs8 Analysis and Application1 Analysis2 Genre, Form, and Function3 Application4 Conclusions9 Conclusions1 Summary and Primary Conclusions2 Secondary Conclusions3 Recommendations for Future ResearchAppendix1: Historical Development of Verb FormsAppendix2: Table of Verb DataAppendix3: Statistical Correlations of Verb Forms with GenreGlossaryBibliographyIndex of Modern AuthorsIndex of ScriptureIndex of Subjects