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

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of the Torah of Moses from the Sinai,
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Ten Commandments 91

APPENDIX
Phonetic and GraphicChanges

The mere text, i. e. without any
(beli Mah) post-Mosaical inter-
polations, of the Ten Command-
ments according to the books of
Exodus    and Deuteronomy dif-
fers in only four letters, namely
numbers    17    and    18 of lines
(Devarim) 8 and 10. The four
divergent letters are the topmost
in    the upper left-hand corner
on the front of the second tab-
let, where they must have be-
come

blurred and partially il-
legible. When this old manuscript
was found and read in 622 B.C.E.
(2. Kings 22, 8), the scribe of
Deuteronomy could easily mis-
take Tzadi and Kaf for Shin and
Mem as well as Kof and Resh
for Waw and Alef. After Tzadi
stopped being pronounced like
the English "th", the Exodus
version adjusted to the sound
change and spelled Zakhor with
Zayin, while the more conserva-
tive spelling with Tzadi persisted
in other manuscripts in analogy
to the inconsistent orthography
of Zahav "gold" and Tzahov
"golden", cf. TORAH OF THE
ALPHABET (N. 1) p. 73. As
the number of letters is the same
in both versions, their differences
do not interfere with the three-
dimensional structure of the Ten
Commandments, and may be left
open, when reconstructing the
two stone Tablets of the Law,
hewn and written by Moses in
10 lines, Devarim or Sefirot of
32 letters (Ketivot/Netivot) each.

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