"Hebrew scholars have been accused of undue

partiality to what is sneeringly called their favourite language by such

as do not understand it: and this will probably be repeated toward me.

In self-defence, I can only say, that in my search for the origin of the

ancient science, I constantly found myself impeded by my ignorance

of the Hebrew; and in order to remove this impediment, I applied myself

to the study of it.  I very early discovered that no translation of the ancient

book of Genesis, either by Jew or Christian, could be depended on."

"in my study of Hebrew, also, a considerable time,

I may say, was wasted on the Masoretic points, which I found were

a mere invention of the modern Jews, and not of the smallest use."

(written circa 1833 !)

 From: hengist_w <hengist@comcast.net>
To: Kingdom-Identity@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, April 7, 2007 3:11:13 PM
Subject: [Kingdom-Identity] Cohen means ...

An interesting point.  In Hebrew the word "Cohen" comes from

the root of "Cain".  The word "Cohen" or "Kohen", or Cohn means a

descendant of Cain but this is a fact that modern Jewish scholars will

not tell you, you must go to older scholars, for instance see Godfrey

Higgins, Anacalypsis, Vol. 1. p. 631.  A related word is Kahn. The word

"diablos" or devil traces back to "dia" or the Hebrew daleth, and the

word deacon comes from the words devil and Cain combined, thus the

son of the devil (Cain) was the dia khan or rhe deacon.  Higgins wrote

in the 1820's, at which time he was complaining that the Jews were

busily changing the meaning of Hebrew words. Higgins has hundreds

of these word relationships and roots showing how they evolved from

the originals.

Higgins opus: "Anacalypis": , (full title being: "An Attempt to Draw

Aside the Veil of the Saitic Isis; or, An Inquiry Into the Origin of

Languages, Nations, and Religions") a large format two volume,

1300 plus pages, treasure chest of largely forgotten lore, much of

it unobtainable today by the common layman. Many of the ancient

original texts referenced are locked away as being too rare and

"valuable" for public viewing.  

Godfrey Higgins, Esq., F.S.A., F.R. Asiat. Soc., F.R.Ast S. Was an

English magistrate and reknown scholar of Asiatic (in modern parlance

"Middle Eastern") history, religions, and languages.  He was fluent in

Ancient Greek, Biblical Hebrew, Latin, French, Sanskrit, ancient Welsh

(nearly the same as Biblical Hebrew) and, probably German. Upon his

retirement from the bench, he spent the remaining years of his life

cosseted in the British Museum studying the original manuscripts

--many of which are now forbidden to be viewed by the public.  He

planned to spend 6 hours a day for ten years in this research, but,

as the magitude of the project dawned upon him he ended up giving

nearly ten hours a day for almost twenty years.

On page 451 Higgins states: "The Mazoretic or pointed Hebrew is,

in fact, A  NEW  LANGUAGE."

Higgins further stated: "Hebrew scholars have been accused of undue

partiality to what is sneeringly called their favourite language by such

as do not understand it: and this will probably be repeated toward me. 

In self-defence, I can only say, that in my search for the origin of the

ancient science, I constantly found myself impeded by my ignorance

of the Hebrew; and in order to remove this impediment, I applied myself

to the study of it.  I very early discovered that no translation of the ancient

book of Genesis, either by Jew or Christian, could be depended on."

Higgins also says: "in my study of Hebrew, also, a considerable time,

I may say, was wasted on the Masoretic points, which I found were

a mere invention of the modern Jews, and not of the smallest use."

(written circa 1833 !)

Then in a footnote he said: "It may be necessary to inform some persons

who may read this book, that in the Dark Ages, the Jews, in order to fix

and the meaning of their Hebrew to their own fancy at the time, invented

a system called the Masoretic points, leaving the letter in the text; but

where they could not make them stand for consonants and thus form

new syllables, leaving them silent and without meaning.  The belief in

the antiquity of this system has now become with them a matter of faith;

of course here the use of reason ends. 

In his Appendix Higgins states: "The Hebrew Language, as it is found in

the copies of the Pentateuch used in the synagogues, consists of twenty-

two letters, but is devoid of the marks which are known by the name of

the vowel points. The present Jews, with the followers of the new devinity

school, maintain that points are of very great antiquity; some asserting

them to be as old as Ezra, others coeval with the language.  On the contrary,

it has been the opinion of most learned men in modern times (referring to

first third of the nineteenth century),  that they have been not only adopted

as authority, but invented, since the time of Christ; that they were invented

in the Dark Ages by the Jews, in order to enable them to give such meaning

and pronunciation to the text as they thought proper...to give to the original

text nearly whatever meaning he thinks proper. This is the object for which

they were invented by the Jews, and this is now the object for which the

new school of Christians support them."   

The effect of the so-called vowel points: If you take an orignal word spelled

in a language that had no written vowels, a word such as BR, you can greatly

change the meaning of the word by adding vowels. Examples might be BEAR,

BARE, BORE, BURY, BRA, EBER, ABRA, and since ancient Hebrew was a

language that read from right to left, over the years some were reversed so it

might end up being spelled ROB, ROBE, RABI, and so on.  Higgins stated

emphatically that is exactly what the Jews did with Hebrew, and gave many

examples.  

A modern commentator in an introduction he added to the book made a

statement woth remembering:  "Modern 'Jews' never spoke Hebrew until

a country was 'created' for them in 1948." 

    GOD'S  NAME ?

Here is what Higgins found in the old records about the origin of the names

of God. The oldest name of God of record was IAO, three vowels. This later

became IEU, which is actually the same thing when you understand the

language had no written vowels.  Later it became IEU-E, the "E" being the

the word "the", so IEUE was "the IEU" or the "the IAO".  Later IAO or IEU

was adder to PTR or PITER to form IAOPITER or IEUPITER or Jupiter, a

paganized form of the name (PITER has to do with sex worship (PETER)

and inter-PRETation of the "mysteries" by PRiesTs). "Theo" comes from

"Iao". as does "Dio", etc. He has several pages of explanations of these

details (p 323 ff). In whatever variation, originally "the Scriptures and the

fathers of the church all call God a sublime light" (Higgins, p 327).

In a language that does not have written vowels you will note that

this name IEUE cannot be written down.  However the I in Hebrew is

called the Yod; the E is called the Hey, the U is called a VAU or WAU,

as V and W are intwerchangeable.  So if you spell the name out, you

spell Yod Hey Vau Hey, or Yod Hey Wau Hey. The first letters of the

names of the unwritten vowels just listed are: YHVH or YHWH, the

celebrated "Tetragrammaton" . From this developed the name Yahweh

or Yahvah, which eventually degenerated into Jehovah.

The IEUE over a period of time evolved into names such as Yao,

Yahhoo, Yah, etc. If you try to pronounce the word IEUE, then try to

spell it in your current language, you can appreciate how the word

would change over a period of time.  I do not mean to imply that IEUE

is the true name of God, it is merely one of the oldest names in one

language that evolved into other names over the passage of time. 

Without going into details, there is evidence that the name of God

traces back eventually to the letter "I" and the number "1".

The Jews, by whatever name you wish to call them, have been

champion name-changers and name-stealers over the centuries. 

Take note that "J" is a relatively new letter in the English alphabet. 

In the original King James Version Bible and earlier, the word "Jew"

was written "Iewe."  The word "Jew" or "Jeue" is from the original

spelling "IEUE" which they declared was the secret name of their

secret god!  Many have been tricked into thinking that there is

something special about using the name "Yahweh" without

realizing that the word is merely a Hebrew acronym for the word

Jew!

You can label God whatever name you wish, I doubt that it

matters. Labels will change with languages and dialects and time,

what matters is understanding who and what God IS. "And the

light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not..."

Jesus "was not that light, but was sent to bear witness of that

Light (John 1).  

-hengist

http://www.ancient-hebrew.org/16_english.html

English Words from Hebrew words Derived from Parent Roots

The Hebrew language is Greek.

The English language is Hebrew.

The modern Gaelic language is spoken almost exactly like ancient Hebrew.

Scottish womens' names have Hebrew origin.

Irish boys' names have a Hebrew origin.

ood

firepoker

wood

ah

sigh

ah

oiy

woe, disaster, pain

woe, ow

el, al

power

elk, all

amah

cubit, an arm length

arm

aniy

I

I, me

'or

light (brings order)

order

esh, ash

fire

ash

iysh

man, each man

each

et, at

at, with

at

bah, beh

fill a void

be, via

buz

plunder

buzzard (a bird that plunders)

bal

flow, roll

ball, bowl, bullet, flow, affluence

ben

son, building stone

beam

beyn

between

between

baq

pour out, empty

vacate, vaccume

bar

grain, fat, soap

pure, barley, beer, boar, bear, barn

bash

shame

bashful, abash

beyt/beth

house, (second letter)

both, bed

gabh

dug out

cave

gud

tendon (used for cord)

cord, gut, guitar (strings originally made of gut cords)

gal

round, skull

skull

gam

foot

game (from latin meaning leg)

garon

throat

grown, growl

dad

breast, beloved

teat, udder, dad

dal

door

door

damah

silent, dumb

dumb

diyn

judge

damn

hadar

honor, ornament

adore

doosh

tread

dash

habh

gift (what is given)

have

had

shout

hoot

hu

he

he, she, them, they

har

hill

hill

zubh

puss

seep

zeh

this, that, which

this, that, the, so

zaq

bind

shackle

hhaz

gaze

gaze

hhen

camp

home

hhasah

refuge

house

hhush

quiet

hush

hhat

break

hate

tapap

trip

trip

tur

wall, mountain range

tower

tush

pounce

toss

tet

basket

tote

yad

hand, arm

yard (length of arm)

yesh

there is

yes, is

cus

cup, pocket, cover

case

caph

palm, cover

cap, cuff

cor

hole, dug out

core, bore

catat

crush

cut

lebh

heart

love, liver

labhabh

glisten, flame

lava

yalad

child

lad

lahh

moist

liquid

halak

walk

walk

yalal

howl

yell

laq

lick

lick

mag

magic

magic

madah

extend, wide

meta (greek for large)

muk

thin, poor

meek

malal

reduce

mill

min

kind, species, from

man, name, animal

moq

mock

mock

mar

bitter

marine, marsh

mahar

exchange

mirror

mut

death

mute, mut point

nahag

drive

nag

nad

mounds, wave, wander

nod, wander

nod

nod

nod

nun

continue

new

sad

foundation, level

sod

sak

booth

shack

sukah

view

seek

sane

hate

sin

saph

lip

sup, supper, sip

saphah

lip, speak

speak, speach

saq

sack

sack, sock

sar

lord, prince

sir

ghal

yoke

collar

ayin

eye

eye

ghoph

bird

avion

yaghar

forest

jungle

pag

unripe

fig

pad

disappear

fade

naphal

fall

fall

par

bull

bull

parar

break

break

periy

fruit

fruit, pear, apricot, apple, berry, fertile, ripe

tsad

side

side

tsion

mark, sign

sign, son

tsaph

whisper, watch

spy

tsa'ar

pain

sore

atsar

store up

store

qad

bow the head

head, hat

qev

hole

cave, cove

qal

voice

call

qlon

disgrace

clown

qanah

acquire, purchase

coin

qara

call, meet

occur, cry, call

rag

bad

wrong

arag

weave

rug

harag

kill

harange

riych

scent

reak

erets

earth, land

earth

rosh

head

raise (as in the head)

shin

teeth

shine

shaph

serpent

sharp, serpent

yashaph

jasper

jasper

shesh

six

six

sheyt

sit

set, sit, seat, tush

tal

mound

tall

taph

drum, beat

tap

tur

travel

tour, tire

English Words from Hebrew words Derived from Adopted Roots

eleph

cattle

elephant

baqar

cow

buckaroo (derived from the spanish word vaquero meaning cow)

gamel

camel

camel

derek

way, road

direct, track, truck

caphar

cover

cover

carat

cut out

create

mashal

rule

marshal

saphiyr

saphire

saphire

obher

other side, over

over

gharaph

neck

girafe

shalat

govern

salute

shibanah

seven

seven

shemesh

sun

sun

http://special.lib.gla.ac.uk/manuscripts/search/detaild.cfm?DID=62668 

GB 0247 MS Gen 895

MS Gen 895

Analogy of the Gaelic and Hebrew languages

The analogy of the Gaelic and Hebrew languages, … to which is added, a a collection of Gaelic words derived from the Hebrew. By James Drummond MacGregor. Inscription on flyleaf: John Jamieson from his friend, Dr James MacGregor, Pictou, Nova Scotia.

Pictou?

18--?

Bound vol. 32 fols. 24x19 cm. Leather spine with marbled boards, with paper title label on front board. Boards loose.

English

Treatise

Loose inserts now shelved at MS Gen 526/32-33.

Item

Normal conditions

4759 (See collection level record)

62668

James Drummond MacGregor c.1759-1830

Biographical notes

John Jamieson 1759-1838

Biographical notes

http://www.ireland-information.com/heraldichall/irishboysnames.htm 

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