Traces of Picture-Writing in the Bible
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"Traces Of Picture-writing In The Bible" explores the fascinating possibility that the Hebrew text of the Old Testament retains vestiges of ancient picture-writing systems. Henry Adolphus Miles delves into the etymological roots of biblical words, suggesting connections to hieroglyphic forms and symbolic representations.
This book examines specific examples within the Old Testament, proposing interpretations based on the visual metaphors potentially embedded within the language. It offers a unique perspective on the text, inviting readers to consider the visual and symbolic context in which the Bible was originally conceived. A compelling read for those interested in biblical studies, ancient languages, and the origins of writing.
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