Torah
in the Original Mesha Script
While working on putting the Crown Diamond revelation on paper, I was led to work with a messianic fellowship that was utilizing the Paleo-Hebrew script, which they called Ketav Levonah, or the Writings of Light. Immediately, I perceived that this most ancient of Western alphabets is integral to the Crown Diamond display, as demonstrated in the Alphabet pages.
After many years of work and study, I was instrumental in formatting and editing the Bet HaShem Torah Dictionary, which examines Torah word forms in light of their hieroglyphic meanings in the kabbalistic art of notaricon. The work was so rewarding that I was compelled to compile a Torah manuscript using the Paleo-Hebrew script. That version is available in both .gif and .pdf format at http://www.bethashem.org, Other pdf versions of Torah are available by following the links at the crowndiamond.org dowload center. Many other language tools are also available at the Bet HaShem site.
As I contemplated what would be most useful in facilitating study of Torah in its original language, I realized that web hypertext technology will make it possible to create an online version of Torah that links dictionary definitions with the actual Torah text. The first step, which is now completed, was to create the html Torah. The next step, now underway, will be to create a hypertext Torah dictionary, and finally linking the definitions to the online text.
To use this study tool, you will need to install the Paleo-Hebrew font appropriate to your platform. In the coming months, I intend to make greater use of Ketav Levonah throughout the site, and having the font installed on your machine will enable you to benefit fully from the advantages this technology has to offer. To download the font your machine will recognize, please select the download-to-disk option for the font version you need from the four options listed below.
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Torah (requires font)
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