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Hebrew alphabet
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1. Hebrew alphabet
The traditional Hebrew alphabet, with 22 letters. Hebrew lettersNote that Hebrew does not have vowels, just consonants. It is written from right to left. Some letters have different final forms, not shown here.

2. Paleo-Hebrew alphabet gematria
Hebrew gematria Hebrew letter Hebrew letter Hebrew letter Hebrew letter
Are the gematria values the same for the Paleo-Hebrew and block-script Hebrew letters?

The Paleo-Hebrew characters were pictographs of what the sound represented.
During the Babylonian captivity, Hebrew was replaced by Aramaic as the spoken language and the block script replaced the older Paleo-Hebrew script. It is unclear why this happened.

Information sign More: Fundamental constants in the Bible

3. Hebrew codes
Atbash using Hebrew Albam using Hebrew
Atbash code (alef-tav bet-shin) Albam code (alef-lamed bet-mem)

There are codes that have been used in Hebrew. Some appear in the Bible.

Information sign More: Jeremiah: 25, 51 An ancient cipher code called atbash
Information sign More: Albam : An ancient cipher code

4. Hebrew letter: Bet as house
Hebrew letter Hebrew letter

The second letter of the Hebrew alphabet "Bet", means house.

5. Hebrew letter: Lamed as rod and staff
Hebrew letter Hebrew letter

The 12th letter of the Hebrew alphabet "ל" (lamed) ≈ "lamed" and represents a "rod" or "staff" and appears to resemble such. A "rod" or "prod" is used to direct something in a certain direction.

The name of the letter lamed, the Hebrew word "לםד""learning, studies" is related to the "rod" and "staff" but has to do with learning (or teaching) or guiding.
*H3928 לִמּוּד לִמּוּד (lim-mood') : or limmud {lim-mood'}; from H3925; instructed: -accustomed, disciple, learned, taught, used.

6. Tanakh in Hebrew
The Hebrew Bible is called, in Hebrew, the The Hebrew word "תנייך" (Tanakh) ≈ "Tanakh" represents what is often called the OT (Old Testament). In Jewish tradition, the parts of the Old Testament (Hebrew Bible) are as follows. From the letter sounds "T", "n" and "kh" comes the word "Tanakh".

7. Hebrew Bible
תנייך - Tanakh

8. Parts of the Hebrew Bible
The Hebrew letters stand for the following.

9. Torah - instruction/law
The Torah, or instruction/law, are the books of Moses: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. תורה - Torah

10. Nevi'im - writings
These writings are sometimes called the Hagiographa. נביאים - Nevi'im

11. Ketuvim - prophets
The Ketuvim contains the major and minor prophets. כתובים - Ketuvim
These books are generally arranged from the longest to the shortest and not in order of importance nor in chronological order.

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