Early Legal History of Israel (1441-961 BCE): 3D Decalogue

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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Ten Commandments 73

          § 8. The rest of the Ten Commandments
(Exodus    20,    7Ц14    = Deuteronomy 5, 11Ц18)
differs    in    both    versions. Applying the method
of    interpolation    research    from    ancient Roman
Law to ancient Jewish or Israelite Law, I did
my best as a lawyer and judge to restore the
original text of the Mosaical Tablets of the Law
by removing what appeared to be post-Mosaical
additions.²⁰⁾ Then I continued writing, and came
out, after three more lines or 96 letters, exactly
at    the end of the tenth line.²¹⁾ This indicated
that the 10 Devarim (Exodus 34, 28) written by
Moses,    and    traditionally,    but falsely translated

ЦЦЦЦЦЦЦЦЦЦЦЦЦЦЦЦ

                    20)    Interpolation    research    of    the    Ten    Commandments
was    already    done    by Rabbi Akiva ben Joseph and his school
in    the    Sefer    Yetzirah    (above    Note    14),    where    the    mere    text
written    on    the    original    Tablets    of the Law, without any post-
Mosaical    interpolations,    is    called    beli    Mah "without anything",
while     Roman     Law     began    with    interpolation    research    only    in
the time of the Renaissance, cf. Fritz Schulz, Classical Roman Law, (Oxford 1954) pp. 4 and 5.
                    21) After finishing seven lines one could guess that the
10     Devarim    (cf.    Note    18    supra)    might    refer    to    10    lines    of
32    letters    each,    leaving    96 letters for the last three lines. The
10     lines     (Sefirot)    of    32    letters    (Ketivot,    correct    for    Netivot)
are    meant    in    the    Sefer    Yetzirah,    as    observed in the TORAH
OF     THE     ALPHABET     (N.     1)    p.    120,    but    Gershom    Scholem
(N. 14) seems to have been completely unaware of it.

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