The Ancient Hebrew Alphabet - Introduction
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Thankyou
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thank you very much
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the ancient Quph looks like the Greek letter Phi, and Shin looks like Omega lowercase,
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I recently found your site and am impressed by the knowledge. Praise Yahweh for your diligence in sharing the knowledge you have been given.
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I highly doubt changes were random without thought, therefore not evolution.
bryonlape 1 month ago
@bryonlape The "evolution" of the Hebrew alphabet is the same as the "evolution" of our alphabet. The English alphabet has gone through many changes over the centuries. One example is the letter "J" which did not exist prior to about 500 years ago. Also the letter s was written as an f when not the first letter of a word. This is an "evolution" of changes.
ancienthebreworg 1 month ago
What's the font that you use in the titles like "The Ancient Hebrew Research Center"? It's a very cool hebrew stylized font, please, tell me the name.
Shabbat Shalom.
csguterres 5 months ago
@csguterres It's called papyrus.
ancienthebreworg 5 months ago