Early Legal History of Israel (1441-961 BCE): 2D Alphabet

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

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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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110                          Ed Metzler

          § 11. The most distorted letter to be restored
by   filling   a   gap   in   the   didactic   system   of the
alphabetical    order   is   Samekh.²⁷⁾   Unlike   the   last
lessons   of   the other schooldays, that are obtained
by   slightly   changing   a   previous   letter,   the Ayin
following   Samekh   at   the end of the fifth school-
day   cannot   be   derived   from   it   nor   from Mem
and   Nun   in   ancient   Hebrew   script.²⁸⁾   This   de-
viation    from    a   rule   of   didactic   psychology   is
removed    by   assuming   that   Samekh   looked   like
the    lips   (Sefatayim)   of   a   mouth   in front view
originally, for it may be turned into an eye (Ayin)
simply by adding a dot in the middle.²⁹⁾ This also

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                    27) The hissing sound of its voiceless "s" may be taken as a     command     of    silence,    which    was    graphically    represented    in
ancient   Hebrew   script   by   a   vertical   finger   on   the three horizontal
lines   of   the   lips   meaning   Samekh   Yad-kha   al   Pi-kha   "hold your
mouth!"   or   Sam-pi   "shut   up!",   cf.   TORAH   OF   THE   ALPHABET
(N.   1)   p.   27, and   above   Note   8.
                    28)   Thus,   on   the   first   schoolday   Dalet   is   derived from
Gimel   by   closing   it   at   the   bottom,   on   the   second Chet from He
likewise   by   closing   it,   on   the   third   Tet   from Taw by surrounding
it    with    a    circle,    on    the    fourth    Resh   from   Kof   by   moving   its
vertical    line    sideways,    and    on    the    sixth    schoolday    only    two
easy   letters   remain   (cf.   Note   25   supra).
                    29)   After   the   lips were redesigned to read Samekh "shut
up!",    the    distinguishing    dot   in   the   eye   was   no   longer   needed,
and    omitted,    see    TORAH    OF    THE    ALPHABET    (N.    1)   p.   61.

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