Early Legal History of Israel (1441-961 BCE): Western Philosophy

Dr. Metzler-Moziani (Photo), The Metzler Formula

–– Photograph taken in April 2000 ––
    http://back.to/moses

As   a   legal scientist, he discovered the
3D structure of the Ten Commandments
in 1983, and succeeded in reconstructing
the famous two stone Tablets of the Law
of the Torah of Moses from the Sinai,
complete and precise to the millimeter.

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– Back Cover, Inside –

Excerpts   from   a   book-review   concerning   the
TORAH    OF   THE   ALPHABET   in   Orientalia
Christiana   Periodica   VOL.   51,   NO.   1 (1985)
pp.   188–89,   edited   by   the Pontifical Institute
for Oriental Studies in Rome, Italy.
* “Eliyahu   MOZIANI,

Torah   of   the   Alphabet   or
        How   the   Art   of Writing was Taught under
        the   Judges of Israel (1441–1025). Translated
        from   the 2nd German edition by the author;
        2nd English edition, Baalschem Press Herborn
        1985, pp. 120.

        The   author,   a   retired judge, publishes here,
in a very

pedagogical way – clarity and illustrative
material    are   prominent   –,   his   findings   on   the
early   use   of   alphabetic Hebrew. We are shown,
in   clear   graphical   representations,   what   the suc-
cessive   early   alphabets   looked   like   . . . Moziani
develops   the   theory   that   the   text   of the Deca-
logue – the ten words of Ex 34 : 27–28 – figures
among     the    earliest    monuments    of    alphabetic
writing, only a few decades (p. 35) later than the
sphinx   protosinaitic   inscriptions of Petrie. Moziani
does    not    explain   how   he   can   reconstruct   the
original    writing    of    the    Decalogue,   for   which
no evidence has survived, outside the wording of it
preserved   in   the   Hebrew   Bible,   in   two slightly
different    versions    (Exodus    and    Deuteronomy).
However, Moziani promises to lay out in a future
publication    the    procedures   he   has   followed   to
obtain   his   unexpected   results   (p.

19).   We   can
already suppose he depends heavily on the model
of    the   Petrie   inscriptions.   . . .   It   is,   however,
Moziani's   claim   that   the   Hebrew alphabet, used
by Moses, lies at the root of the whole alphabetic
writing. . . .

L. SABOURIN S.J.”