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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112                          Ed Metzler

the   two   stone   Tablets of the Law with the Ten
Commandments   on   them   were hewn and written
by   Moses   in the Sinai in 1441 B. C. E. This is
confirmed    by    the    proto-Sinaitic    inscriptions   in
Old   Hebrew   found   in   the Sinai since 1905, and
generally   dated   around   the   middle of the second
millennium     before    the    common    era.³²⁾    Three
centuries    after   Moses   a   sound   change   ocurred,
in   which   Hebrew   lost   the   "th"-sound   setting   it
apart    from   other   Semitic   languages.   Hence   the
original   alphabet   had   to   have a special letter for
"th"   that   I   spotted   as   Tzadi.³³⁾   Thus, languages

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                    32)   The   complete   decipherment   of   the   proto-Sinaitic   in- scription   on   the   pedestal   of   a   sphinx, now in the British Museum
(no.    41    748),    was    presented,   for   the   first   time,   in   the   TORAH
OF    THE    ALPHABET    (N.    1)    pp.   9�12   and   32�39,   proving   that
it   is   Old   Hebrew,   as   already   claimed   by   Grimme,   see   above text
accompanying    Note    3   (loc.   cit.   at   405).   Hebrew   is   the   language
of    Canaan    (Isaiah    19,    18),    for    which   Phoenicia   is   a   synonym,
derived     from    Egyptian    Punt    or    Hebrew    Put    (Genesis    10,    6),
see   Velikovsky   (N.   5)   chapter   3,   and   above   Note    4.
                    33)    Cf.    TORAH    OF    THE     ALPHABET    (N. 1) p.

73,
and Ed Metzler, Ten Commandments (N. 3) pp.

27,   28 and 31.
If    this    sound    change,    by    which   the   tribes   of   Israel   could   be
distinguished    (Judges    12,   6),   was   in   full   swing   some   300   years
after   the   Exodus   from   Egypt   (Judges   11,   26),   it   may   have   taken
approximately    another    century    until    all    of    Israel    had    lost   the
ability    to    pronounce    "th"     correctly,    so    that    the    letter    Tzadi
stood   for   an   "s"-sound   at the beginning of the Israelite monarchy.

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