Return of Benjamin:Rather detailed tcmmaagiral point you are asking about. A quick peek at Waltke-O’Connor suggests that with a suffix form (Perfect), the Vav and Shewa (Vuh-) is normal and not VAH or VEY.So, it can be a conjunction ( and ) but all conjunctions in Hebrew are soft and ambiguous anyway.All that to say, I think the and belongs there and there is no strong evidence that this is a comma.But, if you have a grammar that suggests otherwise, I’d be interested and maybe I have something to learn here.Derek
Return of Benjamin:Rather detailed tcmmaagiral point you are asking about. A quick peek at Waltke-O’Connor suggests that with a suffix form (Perfect), the Vav and Shewa (Vuh-) is normal and not VAH or VEY.So, it can be a conjunction ( and ) but all conjunctions in Hebrew are soft and ambiguous anyway.All that to say, I think the and belongs there and there is no strong evidence that this is a comma.But, if you have a grammar that suggests otherwise, I’d be interested and maybe I have something to learn here.Derek