The Hebrew Signs language of Adam Volume III - The Secret Ancient light of the Hebrew Master Key letters - Kanyavski (Kanyavsky), Moti
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The Signs language of Adam Volume III - Book Three: The Secret Ancient light of the Hebrew Master Key letters The letters: Tet, Nun, Ayin, Bet The origin of the ancient Hebrew letters, words and the roots of ancient scripture, the roots of modern culture and language Author: Kanyavsky Moti How did ancient prehistoric symbols become letters, language and Hebrew letters which evolved into other languages? How were the German language, Indo-European, and other languages influenced by the ancient Hebrew language and "borrowed" their word roots from it? What is the oldest language? What do the…mehr

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The Signs language of Adam Volume III - Book Three: The Secret Ancient light of the Hebrew Master Key letters The letters: Tet, Nun, Ayin, Bet The origin of the ancient Hebrew letters, words and the roots of ancient scripture, the roots of modern culture and language Author: Kanyavsky Moti How did ancient prehistoric symbols become letters, language and Hebrew letters which evolved into other languages? How were the German language, Indo-European, and other languages influenced by the ancient Hebrew language and "borrowed" their word roots from it? What is the oldest language? What do the words mean? Discoveries shed light on the beginnings of the ancient language. The building blocks of the Hebrew language and other later related languages. What they are made of? How they were created? and how they are used and why? The meaning of the ancient Hebrew symbols, from the beginning of human culture to the end of the ice age and the beginning of the agricultural revolution. We speak in words that come from symbols. Each symbol in the Hebrew language has an ancient meaning. There are no "coincidences" in the roots of the words. If your language interests you, and you want to understand the meaning of the words, spelling, and symbols you speak, this book is for you! This book is dedicated and intended for all Hebrew people scattered around the world, among the nations, wherever they are. A must-read book for any Hebrew, German, and English speaker! A revolution in language research! Thehebrewman57.wordpress.com/ www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100074883584623 www.youtube.com/channel/UCOT-4e_zEs2Rz6QaUIu082w
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Kanyavski Moti Samuel, born in Haifa, Israel, Lives in Hamburg, Germany. Studied Art (high school), the history of art, and psychology. After graduating from high school, A bachelor's degree in law at Hartford County University in England (first-year law in Newcastle upon Tyne). Later also studied for a master's degree in computer science. A fan of studying history and archeology, learning and teaching languages. Ran a law firm in Israel. After moving to Hamburg, Germany, graduated as a project manager in Hamburg and began teaching Hebrew. The similarities in roots have made me inquire further about the origin of language. "These learned gentlemen . . . will not neglect to find my ideas entirely ludicrous; or indeed, they will do better than that, they will elegantly ignore them completely. Do you know why? Because they say I'm not an expert." Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, dt. Poet and naturalist, 1749-1832, (Taken from "Blitzed Drugs in the Third Reich", by the Author Norman Ohler). I am not an official "linguist", but everything I have learned and experienced in my life has prepared me to write this book. When it comes to language research studies, I am a self-taught autodidact. I have always been interested in how the first written legal systems were created, which were created hand in hand with the development of language, writing, and religion. Where did we come from, who is "we", how was the writing created? How were the words formed? I wondered why the words are spelled in such a way in the different languages, and how were the letters formed? What is the meaning of the letters? How and why are they used in words? Why do you write certain words in letters - "Alef"- ¿, and not "Ayein"-¿ or "Hey"- ¿ and vice versa, Why "Kuf"¿ and not "Kav" ¿? Why "Q" and not "K"? And why "C"? Why "Shin"-¿- and not "Sin" or "Samekh"-¿- in Hebrew? Unfortunately, I did not find suitable and accurate research literature on the subject, so I decided to research and write on the subject myself. Thehebrewman57.wordpress.com/ www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100074883584623 www.youtube.com/channel/UCOT-4e_zEs2Rz6QaUIu082w