Ancient Hebrew Inscriptions

[@ancienthebreworg]

I apologize for not being able to get to you question as quickly as I'd like. I just returned from Brazil where I have been working for the past month. If you are looking for original writings of these words in Paleo-Hebrew you will not find them easy to find. Unfortunately the paleo-Hebrew versions of the Bible that would have these words are not available in books or online to my knowledge and only viewable at the museum in Israel with special permission.

[@ancienthebreworg]

Yes, there are quite a few Ancient Hebrew inscriptions in America including the Los Lunas inscription, Bat Creek Inscription and others.

[@ancienthebreworg]

Up until only a few years ago no one was able to view any of the Dead Sea Scroll's or digital images of them. The only ones with access to them were selected specialists. Today it is a little better. Some of the scrolls have been digitized and are available in a couple of books and some of them online. Unless an individual is a specialist in the Dead Sea Scrolls and working for a University you will never be able to see the scrolls themselves.

[@ancienthebreworg]

@Axxeeellll1 I do agree with you that the pronunciation of the vowel pointings is the pronunciation of their time, but we really can't say that this is "not" the same pronunciation of Moses' time. It may or may not be, there is just no way to know for sure. Because Hebrew, just like all other languages, pronunciations change over time, I suspect that Moses' pronunciation is very different from the Masorites.

[@ancienthebreworg]

@HadasahB There is no dalet or aleph in that inscription. The letters are mem-tav-lamed-beyt-ayin-lamed-tav and up in the upper right are the letters pey-tav.

[@ancienthebreworg]

If I said that it was the "Saudi Arabian Penninsula" then I was wrong, you are correct, but I don't think I said it was Suadi Arabian. You are also correct that these inscriptions are Semitic, the precurser to Hebrew. I just did not clarify this here but I will be in my next video, part 14 of the series "A History of Hebrew."

[@annaleedaughterofyhwh7767]

I’d love to see parts up to #50!

[@ancienthebreworg]

@wordword31 You can probably find most of these on the internet, but I have all of them on my website under "Ancient Inscriptions."

[@ancienthebreworg]

@YAHWEHisperfect The Hebrew translations are only a hundred years old or so. I prefer the Salkinson-Ginsburg translation myself and I have it available as html or pdf on my website. The Aramaic Peshitta is available in book form, but also as html on some websites, just search "Aramaic Peshitta." I am not sure how they dated Peshitta, but this date is accepted by all scholars.

[@acerimmeh]

Great stuff, I find your videos very informative, Thank you.

[@surferdude3522]

Hi Mr Benner i find your video's fascinating and really enjoyable. Thankyou for posting them could you suggest please where i could find Paleo_hebrew for Tannin,behemoth and levyiathan .? im trying to find the oldest version of writing or pictographs for those words Thanks

[@ancienthebreworg]

@LucPFT Thank you, and you're welcome

[@ancienthebreworg]

Thank you acerimmeh. Jeff

[@ancienthebreworg]

@SexyPomper The writing on this inscription is written in the Semitic alphabet, which all Semites and some non-Semites used. Most likely the inscription was written by a Semitic person that was not a Hebrew.

[@ancienthebreworg]

The predominant theory of the DSS is that they were written by Essenes at Qumran. I personally do not agree with this theory nor do some other scholars. As for translating Hebrew into English, I use what I call the "Mechanical Translation" method. Search "Mechanical Translation of the Hebrew Bible" for more details.

[@ancienthebreworg]

@YAHWEHisperfect Another dictionary besides Strong's is Thayer's and many people call this "Strong's" because it uses the Strong's numberin system. I don't think I have seen an ebook for Strong's before, but I am sure there is one out there somewhere.

[@ancienthebreworg]

@bttfjulesvernemarty The first inscription mentioned on this video is and aleph and lamed. If this isn't the one you are referring to can you give me the time on the video? Thanks.

[@ancienthebreworg]

@Axxeeellll1992 The proto-Semitic would be as old as the ancient script shown in the oldest inscriptions.

[@shadowXxX245]

very useful thank you

[@ancienthebreworg]

@YAHWEHisperfect I use a Hebrew translation of the Greek, as well as the Aramaic Peshitta (4th C. AD).

[@ruthchavezbajor]

@ancienthebreworg there r a few different versions...look for strong on search engine and u will c what i mean...also, did u ever find any mistakes in strongs? what i mean by electronic, is something like ebook...like nook...

[@ancienthebreworg]

@MegaAtheistman You have made some serious assumptions on your part. You assume I believe in "creation," and you assume you know what "god" I believe in.

[@aprendahebraicocomabiblia1090]

But Jeff, Sumerian's told to be the oldest. I hope you find something to sustain your theory, it'd be awesome if Hebrew'd be the first language ever.

[@Bimfirestarter]

-Yeah, you did say Saudi Arabian pninsula. I know you didn't mean it... The 'Beith' doesn't show the 'tent flap that divides the men from the women' in the Ba'alath inscription. But that it should say 'death (to) Ba'alath' is very interesting.

[@wordword31]

Could u send me reference in the archaeological record for the entire pictograph set and an accredited book that I can reference on it that I might be able to find in a library?

[@kdcruz75]

mot in sanskrit means death as well.. is it related to sanskrit .. also are there ancient hebrew inscriptions in amerika ..i know dr fell of harvard had discovered hebrew scripts and ancient arabic inscriptions as well

[@ruthchavezbajor]

@ancienthebreworg where can u get it? also, is it available on ebook? how do they know how old these writings r?

[@surferdude3522]

thankyou for your response,i presumed you thought my question was stupid. why is it only visible with special permission ? is there someone at the museum i can write too ? or is there another specialist besides yourself i can ask ?

[@johnnysantos3997]

www.deadseascrolls.org.il/explore-the-archive/image/B-497904

[@ancienthebreworg]

Thank you, give it time and it probably will :-)

[@Bimfirestarter]

@sapiensape This is interesting stuff, eh? Do you mean from which Hebrew language or writing is evolved? I guess ya probably mean writing. It would be an error to assume a language is only as old as the oldest (discovered) written evidence of it. -Know what I mean?

[@ancienthebreworg]

Great, that is good to hear, and it is my pleasure :-)

[@Bimfirestarter]

@ancienthebreworg -What?! I am checking that out, sir!

[@jmcglory12]

How different is paleo hebrew and the Babylonian hebrew? Like are pronunciations different? Names, places amd things like that? Did Jesus read/speak paleo or Babylonian hebrew?

[@ancienthebreworg]

Yes, my web site (link is on my youtube channel home page) has many articles on the meanings of Hebrew words. Check the FAQs for articles on the name YHWH and I have a video titled "this is my name" that goes into that.

[@ruthchavezbajor]

there r many different types of strong's...why is that? and, is there an electronic version of it...? something not heavy

[@HadasahB]

so is the inscription at 1:39-2:00 reads left to right?

[@niconog13]

That would be incredibly interesting. Hmmm...

[@surferdude3522]

Hi Niconog 13 ive had no reply at all from Mr Jeff Benner, Dissapointingly perhaps you would be interested in finding those pictographs or know of where i can look ?

[@Biblehastheanswer]

@ancienthebreworg don't let them bait you in brother. They are willfully ignorant. It requires more faith that we've evolved from nothing. We'll all believe in God eventually. :) Great work!

[@seyoumeye]

Strange, but the example you cited at 1:40, did you know that it is referring to Hathor, death to Baalat that is the Serpent Lady...? You know, if Moses was here alive with us he wouldnt be pleased with those people who wrote such contemptuous message just next to their gold mine quarry. And if I were you I would think twice before using such scripture as an example to teach the ancient Hebrew language...and you know what I mean?

[@ImperatorGrausam]

The dalet which is at first inscription looks like a aleph

[@johnnysantos3997]

I notice that often times when it comes to actual truth. The devil loves to surround it with harassment and such persecution with deceitful rationalizations. So fleshly so carnal.. Jeff Benner. This is true hebrew. Be joyful because you found what the devil apparently hates you for.

[@ruthchavezbajor]

did adam speak ancient hebrew? was he aware of the letters? if he did, , he must name "fish" after the fall....because of the letter dalet...how could he know about the door before the fall

[@ImperatorGrausam]

Then I heard aleph on the first inscription

[@ancienthebreworg]

@YAHWEHisperfect Not sure what you mean by "many different types of Strong's." You can find the Strong's numbers electronically at Blue Letter Bible dot c o m.

[@ruthchavezbajor]

the new testament could not be written in greek....how do u approach the new testament...?

[@ancienthebreworg]

I removed your last post... "Your a ______ ______" because of its offensive language. Could you please abstain from using such profanity? Thank you, I''d appreciate it.

[@ancienthebreworg]

@YAHWEHisperfect I do not believe Adam spoke Hebrew, Hebrew is one of many Semitic languages, all of which come from a "Proto-Semitic" language. I believe that Adam spoke this "proto-Semitic" language.

[@DarkMoonDroid]

There is something not right about that. Any idea why the secrecy, Jeff?

[@inTruthbyGrace]

the Vatican and Rockefellers were lead custodians... and Christians did not even _see_ a "Hebrew" manuscript in common circulation until the 11th century AD.

[@WalterRMattfeld]

Serabit el Khadim is _not_ in the "Saudi Arabian Peninsula," its in the _Sinai_ Peninsula. The earliest Hebrew script is according to PhD scholars no earlier than the 10th century BC. The earlier scripts presented in this video are _not_ called Hebrew by scholars they are "predecessors" from which Hebrew later evolved. Some are called Proto-sinaitic script after the Serabit el Khadim inscriptions dated to the 12th dynasty of Egypt.

[@dixon97a]

Lost me at the mention of the flood. . .

[@ancienthebreworg]

@MegaAtheistman I've tried several times to respond to your comments, but each time I find myself trying to figure out exactly what you are saying so that I would be able to respond back with an answer. But I finally figured it out, you are an idiot. I don't think I have ever told anyone that before as I really try to see other peoples viewpoints, but with you it's different, you have no character whatsoever I can honestly say I have met an idiot.

[@wordword31]

@ancienthebreworg Well, somebody hurrup and accept my subscription to the site.

[@spottedhorse7]

Is Mr. Benner a Christian?

[@spottedhorse7]

okay listening to the video it seems he is of modern day Judaism. Good to keep in mind

[@yaredgisil7885]

is bs vinca n dispillo much older n match alphabet better

[@wordword31]

@MegaAtheistman lol... YOu troll STALKER!! I'm not Shockofgod. You have to defend YOUR position. We've already proven ours.

[@garywilson818]

In 1855 the New Mexico Indians took TRUE ISRAELITES (the actual descendants of Jacob) up to Hidden Mountain and showed them the Decalogue Stone AND the Zodiac Stone (which was an actual copy of the start constellations in the form of the Hebrew Zodiac that was chiselled into the stone and showed EXACTLY when the Israelite Explorers had built a fort in that location...137 BC). Everyone needs to become aware that there were 12 Tribes of Israel....12 sons of Jacob....not just one. Modern Jewry would have everyone believe that they are the ONLY people of the Covenant and they claim to be the descendants of ONE TRIBE - JUDAH - which none of MODERN JEWS are the descendants of Judah at all. In fact....everyone has been scammed to an extreme ! NONE OF THE TWELVE TRIBES are a part of MODERN JEWRY. THE JEWISH ENCYCLOPEDIA states very clearly that it is an ERROR to claim that Modern Jews are the descendants of the Hebrews. Only True Israelites are deeply interested in their history, the Torah (not the Jewish Talmud which states that it is okay to rape small children) AND only TRUE ISRAELITES love Yahshua Messiah and know that he is the son of Yahweh and that he is THEIR KINSMAN REDEEMER and the LAMB OF YAHWEH WHO CAME TO DELIVER HIS PEOPLE FROM THEIR SINS. Everyone asks, "Well if the MODERN JEWS are NOT the people of YAHWEH'S COVENANT, then WHO ARE THEY?" Well, they are the Canaanites, the cursed Children of Esau, and there is tremendous documentation to this fact that has been covered up and intentionally surpressed by WHO ? By the people who stand to benefit the most....MODERN JEWRY. Aren't they the first ones to point to a scripture that states that anyone opposing them will be punished by Yahweh?

[@johnnysantos3997]

Yah is a Chaldean pagan entity. Stop it spreading your mystics. Do you not understand that there is no name under heaven given to men by which we may be saved ? All things in heaven and on earth have been given to me. Who said that Jesus or GOD? Iesvs