Biblical Hebrew Forum

[David P Donnelly <davedonnelly1 AT juno.com>]

doug belot writes:

 
Could anyone tell me if the Script of Old hebrew and Modern hebrew
changed
thus giving the name of God a new look, was  the Old Hebrew name of God
written as  ????   , and perhaps the New Hebrew being written YHWH , is
that
the sort of change we are looking at .

Or are both modern and old hebrew still write in that "Arabic" type
script
.

doug belot

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I am once again going to try to write Hebrew on B-hebrew.

I am trying to cut and paste Hebrew font written in a Wikipedia Sandbox
to this post.

I am presently able to  successfully cut and paste Hebrew font written in
a Wikipedia Sandbox to  emails now.

2. ??????? To be read as "Adonai" ( Genesis 3:14 )
3. ?????? To be read as "Elohiym" ( usual form no holem }

Hopefully Dave Donnelly
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John Cook and Rob Holmstedt continue to engage Ian Young and Robert
Rezetko in a lively debate about the claims in their book, Linguistic
Dating of Biblical Texts:

http://ancienthebrewgrammar.wordpress.com/2011/03/02/biblical-hebrew-dia
chrony-continued/
Or via TinyURL:
http://tinyurl.com/4pzmpd9

You can follow the earlier parts of the debate by clicking through the
links in the article. This series promises to be interesting.

Enjoy!
James

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