Early Legal History of Israel (1441-961 BCE): One Week Alphabet

Dr. Metzler-Moziani (Photo), The Metzler Formula

–– Photograph taken in April 2000 ––
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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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FIRST   WEEKDAY
Fourth   Lesson

          The   last letter of the first schoolday results
from the preceding one by closing it at the bottom
with    a    horizontal   line   which   protrudes   a   little
beyond    the    left   and   right   �   like   that   of   the
letter    Bet.    This    is    a   door   (Dalet)   with   two
door-posts    (Mezuzot)    as    well    as   a   threshold,
and    a    lintel    (Mashkof)   in   the   front   view   of
a   house,   on   the   flat   roof   of   which   again   the
railing   (Ma‘akeh)   prescribed   by   the   law   of   the
Torah   is   to   be   seen.   During   the   exodus   from
Egypt    the    door-posts,   and   lintels   were   painted
with    the   blood   of   the   passover   lamb,   because
the    killer    passed    over   (Passach)   those   doors,
and    did    not    come   into   the   houses   with   this
sign,   but   else   there   was   not   a   house in Egypt
where    there    was    not    one   dead   (Exodus   12,
21�23).    For    this    reason    the    preceding   letter
in    Hebrew    is   called   Gimel   "he   has   retaliated,
and   spared   us",   �   the   keeper   of   the doors of
Israel, as it is written on the Mezuzot even today.

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