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==[[א]] the silent alef==
The alef is the first letter of the alefbet and it is aften often silent when words containing it are pronounced. Why isn't it the first letter of the Bible? The Jews have a children's story that personifies the letters of the alefbet saying that in the excitement of creation (the letters helping, of course) the alef was the most humble. It is not just a cutsie story about the letters, but is an introduction into the occult Kabbalah where the letters are replaced with demi-gods.
The meaning of the [[א]] is that God created the heavens and the earth. We can derive from its silence, both in pronunciation and in it's absence as the first letter of the Bible, that God created the heavens and the earth in silence, meaning that there was no one there to observe him do it.
As God begins his revelation to man, he explains the meaning of the silent alef. The hieroglyphic meaning of the first word is as follows:
:[[ב]] - a reveleation revelation to man:
:[[ר]] - God revealed himself
:[[א]] - to that which he created in silence
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