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Hence the palaeography of
the original alphabet
is well
within the scope of legal
history, if the
Tablets of the
Law hewn and written by
Moses
in the Sinai, 3427 years
ago, were the first legal
document
in alphabetical script, and the
beginning
of alphabetical literature.
This opinion had been
expressed
already by professor Hubert
Grimme,
an expert
of proto-Sinaitic inscriptions,
in his
article on
the "Alphabet" in the
Encyclopaedia
Judaica of 1928,
and I was able to
prove it
by discovering
the three-dimensional structure
of
the Ten Commandmants.3)
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the original tablets
of Moses may still
be waiting to be
found
in a Genizah, see
Ed Metzler, Mosaical
Metrology (N. 1) p.
19.
Reconstructing cultural
phenomena, such as
the original Indo-
European
language, is not a new
endeavor in comparative cultural sciences,
and dates back to the
days of Franz Bopp. But,
while
there is no
end to reconstructing an
entire language from
the
most ancient sources
available, the graphic reconstruction
of the
22 letters in
the original alphabet is a
limited task that was to be
accomplished
some day.
3) Cf. Ed
Metzler, Discovering the
Three-Dimensional
Structure
of the
Ten Commandments,
(Herborn 1986) p.
7.
Thus, the Bible
constitutes the oldest collection
of alphabetical
literature that
grew around the
law of the two
tablets of the
Torah of
Moses from the Sinai
(Ibid. p. 29). The
correctness of
my
reconstruction of the
Mosaical tablets can
be proven by
empirical
and mathematical
evidence, because
they were the
prototypes
of ancient weights
and measures (Ibid.
pp. 18–23). |
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