Whispers

Within Ancient Egypt, the priests and the rulers reserved the use of hieroglyphs for matters of state, but the affairs of the merchants of Phoenicia gave rise to the common language, for which the dynasties had great respect. By the practicality of Paleo, the merchant fleets of the north facilitated trade throughout the region, and they also contributed to the cohesion of the many peoples subject to Pharaoh in the vast lands under the sway of Egyptian dynasties.

If the higher interpretations of Paleo’s alphanumeric symbolism was unknown by the common man, that detail was of no importance to its use in the markets. The appropriate nuance of the self-apparent properties of the symbols, in combination with supplemental tribal expressions and down-to-business hand gestures, enabled the merchantmen of Pharaoh's lands to complete transactions to their good pleasure and to the satisfaction of the consumer and his overlords.

Moses had been raised in this  context by Pharaoh’s daughter; and he had been schooled in all the arts of Egypt, of which he was an adept. In addition to his knowledge of the hieroglyphs used for matters of state, he was also well mastered in the Phoenician emblems used on a daily basis by the common folk. After his calling at the burning bush, he would use Paleo at the command of HaShem for compilation of Torah. The script is intrinsic to the Tree of Life; and, thus, it has become the parent of all Western languages.

Because we are accustomed to modern languages, we think of alphanumeric scripts as integers that function as letters and also as numbers. That the alphabet and numbers are saying the same thing does not occur to us. Reading the script, our minds perceive two data streams and do their best to compensate for the difference between them by applying correct interpretations.

In truth, however, the verbal and mathematical dimensions of oracular emblems operate simultaneously, both within words and within groups of words. HaShem speaks once; yes, twice, and man does not perceive the message. Every word, along with each expression, has its numerical value, which provides commentary whose sense must support the core definition of the parent word or phrase, confirming that the interpretative understanding of both is reliable. That support might be a narrowing of concepts, but it is more likely that implications will run off with our expectations, leaving us dumb-struck.

Both verbally and numerically, the meanings of Torah’s words within a narrative are to be understood as a seamless interplay between alphanumeric properties. This complexity established the arena for the open deliberations between Pharaoh, the Egyptian priesthood, and the Hebrew brothers Moshe and Aharon as the two petitioned the god-king for the release of the people of HaShem hwhy.

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