. Hebrew characters derived from hieroglyphics. The original pictures applied to the interpretation of various words and passages in the sacred writings, and especially of the history of the creation and fall of man . (She-Yeloh), for rt^^-i:i;>? (Asher-Yeloh).And according to their proper pronunciation we shallhave ni^K Aloh ; ni»T Jehoh ; and niV D^ni?^^ In the earliest hieroglyphics 1 the feather, was a bird, anEagle: and H the nostrils, an animal, a Bull. The above is thestate they had arrived at before their transition into letters. 88 II. The account given of this earth and of
. Hebrew characters derived from hieroglyphics. The original pictures applied to the interpretation of various words and passages in the sacred writings, and especially of the history of the creation and fall of man . (She-Yeloh), for rt^^-i:i;>? (Asher-Yeloh).And according to their proper pronunciation we shallhave ni^K Aloh ; ni»T Jehoh ; and niV D^ni?^^ In the earliest hieroglyphics 1 the feather, was a bird, anEagle: and H the nostrils, an animal, a Bull. The above is thestate they had arrived at before their transition into letters. 88 II. The account given of this earth and of THE FORMING OF ALL THAT THEREIN IS,BEGINNING AT THE SECOND VERSE OF THEFIRST CHAPTER, AND ENDING WITH THETHIRD VERSE OF THE SECOND CHAPTER. We now proceed to the second part of the Mosaichistory, namely, an account of the Elohim renderingthe earth habitable, and supplying it with differentorders of creatures. And first we have presented tous the condition in which the Almighty Operator foundthis ^fe¥9mkmif^i»mktt^ Dinn ^^b:; it:^m mm inn nn^n viJ^m The earth was without form and void; and darknesswas upon the face of the deep. The words )nr\ and im Tohu and Bohu are ofthe same, or nearly the same signification. 1 thefeather, and n breath, expressive of inanity andvacuity. 1 a house; and D a tent. The earthwas as a Chaotic tent, as a Chaotic house.
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