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The Old Testament of the Bible is a Hebrew book. It was inspired by God to the Hebrews, who spoke and thought in the Hebrew language, and reasoned using Hebrew logic.
Modern Some 'scholars' would have us believe that that God did not speak to men, but that men evolved languages from early caveman grunts. Hebrew is a language unlike any other. The strokes of the letters have meaning which combine into the meaning of letters, which again combine into meaningful words. These words have consistent metaphoric meaning as they are used in scripture. This consistency produces a tapestry, a web, a puzzle much like a crossword puzzle, which the meaning is locked and validated by its consistent use everywhere by every human author of the Bible. They speak of something which the human authors could have no knowledge of, and which was intentionally kept from them; the cross of Christ.
Scholars Some 'scholars' would have us believe that the Hebrew alphabet letters where invented in Syria while the Hebrews were captive there, and that the Hebrews wrote their most sacred scriptures in the language of their enemies. This is laughable on its face. It is as patently ridiculous as the Mormon belief that Jewish American Indians wrote their sacred scriptures in Reformed Egyptian, the language of their enemies, the Egyptians from whose bondage they escaped. Has the Gentile church gone mad?
Modern Some 'scholars' claim that the common Hebrew script (known as paleo-Hebrew) is the most ancient form. This is an subtle attempt to discredit the scriptures as being revealed from God.
The examination of the square-text alphabet in detail, will demonstrate that the Hebrew alphabet and the language were used by God to reveal himself to mankind. The letters will be examined in such a way to help identify them as they are used in this book and then a more detailed examination of the use of the letters as they form words.
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