Mark Blitz explains how the ancient Hebrew picture language from the time of Moses prophesied New Testament events. Only by understanding these words in their original Hebraic context can we read the Bible through the eyes of the original authors. When we read the Bible from our modern western perspective, the original meanings of the words within the text are lost to us. Through the study of this ancient language and script the words of the Bible will come alive to the reader in a way never seen before. The Hebrew Bible, called the Tenach by Jews and Old Testament by Christians, was originally written in the Hebrew language using an ancient pictographic, or paleo-Hebrew, script. You will see how the name of Jesus was revealed in Proverbs 30. You will see how some of the pictographs evolved into some of the modern Hebrew letters.
The first three videos below explain in part how Moses wrote the ancient Hebrew alphabet. Then the hands and the nail holes were revealed to Doubting Thomas. Compare that to what Jesus said to Doubting Thomas: Put your finger here see my hands. So, the name of God literally means “hand revealed nail revealed”. The second letter is a window and means “revealed”. 3500 years ago Moses wrote it like the image on the right.
In modern Hebrew the name of God is written like the image on the left. So, “peace” literally means “to destroy authority attached to chaos”. The last letter represents crashing ocean waves and means “chaos”. The third letter is a nail and means “attached”. The first letter in the ancient Hebrew pictograph represents teeth.
Remember that the words are written from right to left in Hebrew. The picture on the right shows how Moses wrote it 3500 years ago. The picture of the left shows how the word for “peace” is written in modern Hebrew.
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