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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76                            Ed Metzler

          § 10. There was writing on both sides of
the Tablets of the Law (Exodus 32, 15). The text
of each tablet is equally divided between front
and reverse by the other fold, which runs through
the    Resh    in Asher Hotzetikha "which brought
thee out" (Exodus 20, 2 = Deuteronomy 5, 6),
and through the sixteenth letter of every line.²⁶⁾
Consequently, the ten lines were not horizontal,
but vertical columns of letters passing over the
top    of    the    tablets to their opposite sides on
each of the ten lines.²⁷⁾ Thus the Ten Command-
ments would begin in the lower right-hand corner
on the front of the first tablet, running upward
fifteen letters, one on top, fifteen down on the

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                    26) The sixteenth letter of the tenth line is the Shin of
Ed Shaker "false witness" on top of the second tablet, so that
the    subsequent    letters    Kof    and    Resh are in a vulnerable spot
in    the    upper    left-hand    corner on the front (cf. Note

52 infra).
                    27) Here as elsewhere in the reconstruction of the Tablets of    the    Law    the    right hypotheses were prompted by linguistics,
and    verified    by    mathematics:    The    etymology    of Davar implied
boustrophedon     (cf.     Note    22    supra),    the    expression    "from    lip
to    lip"    meant    a square (cf. Note 40 infra), and the volume of
a    Manah    weight-stone    proved identical with the Manna in the
Omer     (cf.    Note    41    infra).    The    idiomatic    use    of    the    Hebrew
word    Ever    "opposite    side" suggested passing (Avar "to pass")
over    the    top    of    the    tablets    like    a    mountain-pass    (Ma‘avar).

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