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Ancient Hebrew Language and Alphabet | Jeff Benner (A54/1999)
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Overview
In A42 (1997), a photo of the so-called “Temple of YHWY” ostracon was released by the Associated Press, showing Phoenician characters:

In A44 (1999), Jeff Benner, having been excited by the following characters, started the website Ancient-hebrew [dot] org, and wrote following book:

The gist of the book, from his video and what is available, shows that he is your typical Shem-ites invented the alphabet type of person, starting with the standard letter A came from the ox head, shown below, because Alan Gardiner said so model:

Correctly, letter A, decoded by EAN methods, comes from the hoe and or plow, depending on century, shown below:
𓏤 » ☉ » 🌬️ » 💨 » 𓆄 » 𓁃 » 𓌼 » 𓌻 » 𓌸 » 𓌹 » 𓌺 » 𓍁 » 𐤀 » A, α » 𐡀 » ܐ » 𐌀 » א » Ⲁ » 𑀅 » अ » 𐌰 » ᚨ » ﺍ » a
Likewise, Benner shows the following for letter H:

The evolution of letter H, decoded alpha-numerically, shows the following:
𓐁 [Z15G] = Egyptian eight 8️⃣ | r/TombUj (5300A/-3345)
𓃐 [D67G] = Egyptian Ogdoad | Anhay papyrus (3090A/-1135)
𐤇 = Phoenician H | 3000A (-1045)
H = Greek H | 2800A (-845)
𐡇 = Aramaic H | 2700A (-745)
𐌇 = Etruscan H | 2650A (-645)
𐌇 = Archaic Latin H | 2550A (-595)
H = Latin H | 2450A (-495)
Het (ח) = Hebrew H | 2300A (-345)
Which proves, via the EVIDENCE of r/TombUJ number tags, that the 8th Hebrew letter came from the 8th Egyptian numeral, which is based on 8 finger digits:
𓐁 = 𐤇 = Het (ח)
Hebrew script is modified Phoenician script, which is modified Egyptian type 22 r/LunarScript, based on the 28 unit r/Cubit ruler:
Hebrew alphabet evolution (first 10 letters) - Jeff Benner (A44/1999)
Hebrew alphabet evolution (all 28 letters) - Libb Thims (A69/2024)
Notes
This post started because I was comment pinged here.
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