The 19-century British abolitionist Granville Sharp was self-taught in Hebrew and Koine Greek and considered a preeminent scholar in both languages. This treatment on the function of the Hebrew waw-hahipuch was groundbreaking.
This is an MJR Classic Reprint of a work originally published in 1803. A new introduction (biographical sketch) and an annotated bibliography have been appended by Rabbi Brian Tice.
