Early Legal History of Israel (1441-961 BCE): Western Philosophy

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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68                            Ed Metzler

proportions   of   the   Tablets of the Law containing
the   Pythagorean   numbers,   as   did   their box, the
Ark of the Covenant.⁹⁾
          § 4. Of course, Pythagoras might have gotten
his theorem somewhere else, if it were not for his
other   teachings, which make him look like a man
of    weird    idiosyncrasies.¹⁰⁾    However,    the   bond
which    ties   his   various   theories   together   is   the
fact   that they all refer to the Tablets of the Law
in   the   Holy   of   Holies   of   the   First   Temple in
Jerusalem, such as the holiness of the ten spheres
(Decalogue),   the   Tetraktys (Tetragrammaton), and
the so-called Pythagorean numbers 3, 4, and 5 of

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                    9) This point was emphasized by Prof. Dr. Johann Knobloch in   his   foreword   to   Discovering Mosaistics (N. 1) pp. 9 and 11; see
Ed   Metzler,   ibid.   pp.   77   and   135:   Each   tablet   is   1   by 1.5 cubits
(below   p.   21),   and   consists   of   150   squares   of 0.1 cubit, which is
also    the    thickness   of   the   tablets,   yielding   150   cubic   letter-units.
As   a   new   source   in   the history of mathematics, my reconstruction
antedates   the   Babylonian   clay   tablet   Plimpton   322, cf. Ed Metzler,
ibid. p. 27 Note 26, and p. 28 Note 30.
                    10)   Bertrand Russell (N. 2) p. 31 calls him "a combination
of   Einstein   and   Mrs.   Eddy",   the   founder of Christian Science, and
speaks     of     his    "very    curious    psychology".    Similarly,    Kabbalah
appeared   to   be   an   incoherent   bunch   of   topics,   until I discovered
that    it   is   a   mystification   of   the   various   graphical   details   of   the
Mosaical   Tablets of the Law, cf. Ed Metzler, Discovering Mosaistics
(N. 1) pp. 152 and 153 Note 53.

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