Taw. In Psalm 34:1; “Aleph”, is the name of the first alphabet, in the old Hebrew alphabet; still in Psalm 34:21, the other name “Taw”,is the name of the last alphabet, in the old Hebrew alphabet. Jesus said “I am the Alpha and the Omega” meaning“I am the first and the last, the Beginning and the End”. These words are in the Greek language, it is said that Yehsuah instead uttered those words in his own language, the old Hebrew; that he said “ I am the “Aleph” and the “Taw”.The “Aleph” is the first word of the old Hebrew alphabet like “Alpha” is the first word of the Greek alphabet; look, the first sound “A” is common to the two words, indicating that the Greek word “Alpha” gets it root from the old Hebrew word “Aleph”, or that they have common root. In the old Hebrew language still spoken by the Bamilékés in Cameroun a great nation because of their presence in Africa, in Cameroon, I am the “Aleph” correctly pronounced “Aleh” means “ I am the Beginning Speech, the Beginning Word ”; Notice. Yehsuah is known as the Beginning Word John1:1;he is the first Word ever spoken on earth,he is the first speech ever given, the beginning of the Speech. Realize that the first person in the bible that ever Spoke in Genesis is God Yah, and that He began to speak, He spoke the First Speech, the First Words“may the luminary be…”and the luminaries were, and from this First speech, all things came to existence for the first time, simply through the action of this First Speech, Word uttered, that is “Aleph”. Now,Yehsuah said again in our old Hebrew language, “I am the Taw”,meaning I am the END, the Last. In our tribe in Cameroon, the word “Taw” is often used in our Speech in association with the End of a rope, the End of a road, the End of a piece of land... Is it not surprising to you that all these ancient words are our language! The word “Taw” is written without its ancient phonétic. To pronounce with its ancient phonetic, is “Tooh”. The word “Taw” one more time was primarily the name of the Last alphabet, the name of the letter T. Letter that was later used as an allegory in the speech of Yehsuah to indicate something about him; why, few days ago, I have seen that sign carved on my skin, on my wrist, without anyone carving it on my wrist! Time shall tell or inform more. Care.
Posted on: Tue, 17 Sep 2013 08:34:33 +0000
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