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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of    Tzadi and Kaf could later be mistaken for
Shin    and    Mem    yielding    the    word Shamor.⁵¹⁾
A similar divergence occurs in the commandment
"Thou    shalt not bear false witness", in which
the word "false" reads Shaker in Exodus 20, 13
and    Shawa    in    Deuteronomy 5, 17. Here the
original    Kof    and    Resh    of    Shaker were later
mistaken for Waw and Alef in Shawa.⁵²⁾
          § 18. After having succeeded in fully re-
constructing    the    original    Tablets    of the Law,
hewn    and    written    by Moses 3427 years ago
in the Sinai, it is safe to say that they were,
indeed,    the    first document ever to be written

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51) The Deuteronomy version of the Ten Commandments is based upon an old manuscript of the Torah of Moses found
in 622 B. C. E. (2. Kings 22, 8). At this time Mem looked almost
like the original Kaf, while Kaf was developping in the direction
of its present shape. The difference of Shin and Tzadi was only
a diacritical mark, so that Tzakhor could easily be misread as
Shamor (see below p.

31).
52) The letter Kof is in a very vulnerable position
(cf. Note

26 supra), where the top of its circle may have become
blurred, turning it into the letter Waw. The first two letters of
Shamor are in the same position on line 8 as the last two letters
of Shaker on line 10, which suggests that they were rendered
partially illegible by the same scratch. Since the number of letters
is the same in both versions, their differences do not affect the
reconstruction of the Tablets of the Law, and could be left open.

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