Friday, May 31, 2013

The Original Pure Hebrew Tongue Spoken by Our Ancestors -- Beware of the Modern Day Hebrew Which is Yiddish!!!

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The Original Pure Hebrew Tongue Spoken by Our Ancestors - Beware of the Modern Day Hebrew Which is Yiddish!




The ancient Hebrew text consisted ONLY OF CONSONANTS, since the Hebrew alphabet had NO WRITTEN VOWELS. Vowel sings were invented by the jeWISH Masoretic scholars in the sixth century and later.
 
Though Zondervan gives the information of how the Masoretes injected the vowel points, let us take a look at the information on why the Masoretes chose to do so. You will find out that before the jeWISH people resurfaced as the Masoretes (during the same time of the Khazar Empire), they were already established in as the Greeks.
 
When you examine the language of Hebrew (which is synonymous with the Phoenician tongue or dialect) you will notice that there are no vowels with the exception of the letter I (Hence; the vowel sounds A, E, O, U do NOT exist). The Phoenician tongue is considered what is called an Abjad language(a language that is ONLY represented by consonants without any vowels).
 
For example, AH, BA, GA, DA, etc. are examples of consonants without vowels. When the Greeks received the ancient Phoenician Language in the 9th century B.C., they added the influence of vowels on the Phoenician tongue (this was even before the Masoretes of the 6th century; this method resurged during the time of the Masoretes to show you the connection between the Greeks and the modern day jeWISH nation).
 
During this period, the Greeks took their language which descended from Latin, Cyrillic, and Coptic and started intermingling their language with the Phoenician/Hebrew language. In fact, when you examine the Greek language, you can see the Phoenician influence along with addition of the insertion of vowel points.
For example, AH is switch to Alpha, BA is switched to Beta, GA is switched to Gamma, KA is switched to Kappa, so on and so forth.

 
Does this look familiar? You will notice that this form of the Phoenician combined with the Greek is very similar to the Yiddish or the Modern-day Hebrew that is used widely today and is accepted as the official language of Hebrew.
 
 
In fact, you will find out that this mixture of the Greek and Phoenician language was resurfaced when jeWISH factions like the Masoretes were set up during between the 6th-11th centuries and started adding themselves into the history of the true Jews. Let's take a look at the correlation between the Phoenician, Greek, and Modern Hebrew or Yiddish Language.

 
This note has already showed you how the Phoenician was rendered with the Greeks addition of the vowel points. Now it's time to examine the change from the Greek language over into the Yiddish language: it went from the original AH to the Greek modification Alpha into the Yiddish pronunciation of Aleph; BA was changed to Beta and in Yiddish became Bet; GA was switched to Gamma into Gimel, KA was switched to Kappa into Kap, and so on and so forth.

 
 
You can do the rest of the comparisons on your own time. As you can see, the Modern Hebrew that's accepted today by the jeWISH factions and so called Bible scholars is nothing more than a mixture of the Ancient Phoenician dialect rendered with the Greek language which brought forth the use of vowel points.Before we go any further, we will see that the Phoenician dialect was the language that was used by the children of Israel.

One of the easiest ways to show this is by the examination of ancient coins and artifacts that are found in the land of Israel. When you see these ancient artifacts, you will see the ancient Hebrew inscriptions WITHOUT any vowel points whatsoever.

 
The question is, if there were no vowel points, then how were these words being pronounced? It could not have been any A, E, U, or O sounds. Also, when you examine some of the commentaries within the Pseudipigrapha of the Old Testament, you will find excerpts from ancient fragments that contain Hebrew words WITHOUT vowel points.


Another way to find out is within the Book of Josephus: Flavius Josephus was an Israelite historian during the 1st century AD who documented the fall of Jerusalem by the hands of the Romans. He was born into a royal and priestly lineage. Josephus was taken prisoner in 67 AD by Roman General Vespasian. Josephus's imprisonment is what allowed him to record the takedown of Jerusalem.

 


Shalawam!





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