☛ Part I: The Father's Name Is Best Transliterated into English as IEUE not YHWH
☛ iv. English and Greek Are the Most Alive Semitic Languages Today
In This Case - the Majority Rules
The English and Greek languages are more "alive" than other Hebrew-Semitic alphabets - such as Modern (square-script) Hebrew, Syriac and Arabic.
Over 70% of Israel's Descendants Speak/Spoke English and Greek
70% to 83% of the 12 Tribes' descendants (up to ten twelfths) ended up speaking English and Greek. These were of the Northern House of ISHaRaAL. Only about 17 - 30 % (the Southern House) went on to speak Modern Jewish Hebrew, Syriac and Arabic.
Greek and English Used Over a Longer Time
The Greek and English alphabets haven't just been used by more ISHaRaALites over history, but have been used over a longer period of time than Modern Jewish Hebrew, Aramaic and Arabic.
Greek and English Used Over a Larger Geographical Area
Greek and English have been used over a larger geographical area than square-script Hebrew, Syriac and Arabic.
More Artifacts in Greek and English
There are many more artifacts with the Greek and English alphabets written on them, than in square-script Hebrew, Syriac and Arabic.
Part I: The Father's Name Is Best Transliterated into English as IEUE not YHWH
i. The English and Greek Alphabets Are Semitic-Israelite Alphabets
ii. The Jews Are Not the Only Israelites - the Lost Tribes Settled in the West
iii. The English Alphabet Is the Most Similar to the Ancient Hebrew Alphabet
iv. English and Greek Are the Most Alive Semitic Languages Today
b. Hiero Ancient Hebrew: Ancient Hebrew Was Pictographic
i. There Are 22 Picture-Letters (Pictographs) in the Ancient Hebrew Alphabet
ii. The Ancient Hebrew Alphabet Was the First Alphabet On Earth
iii. Ancient Hebrew Inscriptions Have Been Found In - But Aren't From - Egypt
iv. The Ancient Hebrew Culture Defined the Ancient Hebrew Pictographs
v. All Hebrew Words Have Meanings Derived from their Pictographs
vi. The Pictographic Meaning of the Father's Name Is "He Secures-Breathing"
vii. Speaking Ancient Hebrew Is Easy - Compared to Modern Jewish Hebrew
c. Early Theologians' Use: Early Theologians Who Used the Name IEUE
d. Late Theologians' Use: Modern Theologians Using the Name IEUE
e. Anti-IEUE Conspiracies: Conspiracies Against the Name IEUE
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