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Topics Ancient Hebrew Alphabet The Ancient Hebrew Alphabet (Articles) Reconstructing the Ancient Hebrew Alphabet from archeological and linguistic sources. The Ancient Pictographic Alphabet (Article) The original Hebrew alphabet was written with pictures that reveal insights into Hebrew words. The Paleo-Hebrew Alphabet (Article) The relationship between the Paleo-Hebrew alphabet and the Samaritan alphabet. The Transition from Paleo-Hebrew to Aramaic (Article) During the Babylonian captivity the Jews began using the Aramaic script in favor of the Old Hebrew or Paleo-Hebrew script. Changes in the Hebrew Alphabet (Article) While there are 22 letters in the Modern Hebrew alphabet, this was not always the case. A Rebuttal to Lew White's Article "Hieroglyphic Hyksos Hoax" (Article) Mr. Benner's response to Lew White's article debunking the ancient pictographic Hebrew script. Exodus and the History of the Alphabet (Guest Article) Exodus is the most widely known story of the Hebrew Bible, but is fundamentally misunderstood. eFlashCards (Website) Flash cards can greatly help with the memorization of the Hebrew alphabet and language. The Ancient Hebrew Alphabet (Video Playlist) A close examination of each letter in the Hebrew alphabet looking at its origins and evolution to modern times. The Ancient Hebrew Alphabet (Video) The history and evolution of each letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Sabbath in Ancient Hebrew (Video) Each letter in the Hebrew alphabet was originally a picture with meaning. In this video we will examine the letters in the Hebrew word shabbat. The Ancient Hebrew Alphabet (Study Pack) The Hebrew alphabet has a very long history and has gone through several evolutions, beginning with its original pictographic form. The Ancient Hebrew Language and Alphabet (Book) Understanding the Ancient Hebrew language of the Bible, based on the Ancient Hebrew culture and thought. Ancient Hebrew Torah (Book) Now, with the Ancient Hebrew Torah, the Torah can be read and studied through the original pictographic script from the time of Abraham and Moses.