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Let's look at Hebrew and Arabic personal pronouns. Appendix:Hebrew pronouns - Wiktionary , Arabic subject & object pronouns (الضمائر العربية) , Arabic possessive pronouns (ضمائر الملكية) Both languages have two forms of these pronouns: standalone or subject, and suffixed or object. The standalon...

Goropism again. Greek h- often corresponds to other Indo-European languages' s-. Like in "salt", "seven", "seat", "six", "son", "sun", etc. So Greek hêlios is Indo-European in origin, and cognate with other words for "sun", like t...

Greek & Hebrew Grammar near-identical by comparing the Septuagint and Hebrew text, word-order and usually the amount of words that are used to form a verse are the same. Did you count? Show us the numbers? Also work out the numbers for translation into English. For extra credit, do that for som...

More and more goropism. What contortions. Contortions that show how distant Indo-European and Semitic are. Appendix:List of Proto-Indo-European roots - Wiktionary , Appendix I - Indo-European Roots Appendix:List of Proto-Semitic stems - Wiktionary , Appendix II - Semitic Roots I was thinking of comp...

The two parts of Genesis were written by the same person ... The two Genesis stories are stylistically very different. They also have different subject matter, different ways of creating, differemt amounts of orderliness, etc. Even God's level of happiness differs. In the first one, God creates not...

The authors of Genesis were Phoenicians, ... Nonsense. The Phoenicians practiced old-time Semitic religion instead of YHWH-only worship. Like most other old-time religions, it was polytheistic, featuring several deities. BTW, the Bible is very unhistorical about that, portraying worship of YHWH onl...

Ethan, why does the Greek word have to be derived from the Hebrew word? That's the impression that I'm getting from your etymologies. Whenever you encounter a Hebrew word translated as some Greek one, you try to derive the Greek one from the Hebrew one. Why is it necessary to do that? Why can't the ...

Jews are dishonest about the nature of there own language, a prime example is the word AL , which you find in Arabic, prefixed with most names. (examples in Exodus 6 and 1 Samuel 16:3) From the contexts of those examples, it is very clear to me that "al" is a preposition that roughly tran...

Why bring up Chinese? The only words cognates in Chinese are words brought over too the Eastern World through the Conquest of Alexander and the multitude of Greek colonies in Western India. To show how incredibly lame your linguistic "methods" are. Another example is Ecclesiastes, this wo...

You have too quote other people, unable to form own opinions , I quoted that article on Goropius's linguistics to show how absurd your methods are. Different people come up with different results, with no way to reconcile them. I only use Latin, Etruscan, Greek & Phoenician, that where primaril...