A conditional statement presents one situation as depending on another. אִם introduces the condition. Biblical Hebrew may connect the result with ו־ or another construction rather than an explicit Hebrew word meaning English “then.” Read the relationship between the clauses, not merely the individual connector words.
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אִם ... וְ...
ORIGINAL
BH-098
im ... ve...
READING
Approved transliteration
if ... then/and ...
MEANING
Biblical Hebrew
REMEMBER
אִם sets the condition; the following clause tells what follows from it.