May this Tree serve to the Healing
of the Nations
The infamously hard sought for, & hard to find, “Hebrew is Greek” by Joseph Yahuda, LL.B, an ethnic Jew. The son of Isaac Benjamin Ezekiel Yahuda. Joseph was a lawyer, linguist and researcher, taking after his father in the linguist department.
Using undeniable linguistic scientific methods, Joseph proves the “Hebrew” OT was written after the Greek Old Testament, & based upon it, not the other way around.
Following the book’s publication in 1982 Oxford, with only a limited number of copies circulated for a few fortunate individuals, the book disappeared from the face of the earth. It was as if an invisible hand intervened and blocked its circulation. It cannot be found at any public library, it is not sold at any bookstore on earth, not even in a curiosity or antique shop.
[Rare book dealers, in the U.S. and the U.K., have told TGR that there have been inquiries after the book, but that they have been unable to locate a copy anywhere. The only information available about the book throughout the world is its title. No book reviews on this book were ever published, neither positive nor negative, moderate or offensive. Nor, it seems, has there been any other evaluation of the work. One must eventually come to the inescapable conclusion that every one of the copies originally published was somehow withdrawn through some sort of a secret operation with a global reach.
Over 700 pages of heaven, this is every Linguists sweet dream. Of course you won?t find this taught in school or anywhere the absurd theory professed is that there?s nothing left to know. Yahuda doesn’t theorize, he shows. The Greek Word, the Hebrew Word, side by side. If a theory is correct, experimentation produces predicted results. We can say first hand, Joseph is tried and true. This is for both the beginner & the advanced.
ALL interested in continuing the work, on FINISHING the work, on being able to understand not only their Bibles better, but every Greek story better, every ancient writing based on numerics better. Those Greek stories are the foundation of the scientific universal law we know & practice today, not Isaac Newton. Newton regurgitated the Greek stories. But just imagine, the fact that a shadow made us go from millions to billions, to even flying for nothing?. What if we cracked it? How much more than even that? Perhaps Heaven itself would land on the ground.
THERE IS ONLY ONE COPY OF THIS BOOK KNOWN TO EXIST ANYWHERE. IT DOESN’T HAVE THE SHARPEST BLACK, BUT IS EASILY READABLE. GOOGLE IT. EVERYONE WHO KNOWS THIS BOOK, KNOWS THERE’S ONLY ONE COPY IN EXISTENCE. LOOK AT THE QUALITY ONLINE AND IN THE PICS, THAT IS THE QUALITY YOU WILL GET, IN EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY.
Preface
xni
i. Prologue
Hebrew and the Hebrews
XXV
n. Modus Operandi
I o
in. The Foundations
iv. Phonetics**-•
v. Morphology
vi. Grammar‘ D
vn. General Propositions“-‘
viii. Verbal Adjectives
ix. Proper Nouns: -‘
X. Initial 1
r?;
xi. Greek Prepositions
1 63
xii. The SufHx -£cu
2^0
xni. Classified Homologies
xiv. Concatenation of Homologies– J5
xv. Monographs Mahatma—The Cherubim—Moloch-Worship
—Understanding Greek—The New Testament
—The Koran
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xvi. Tests of Accuracy 3-°
xvii. Complete Homologies 355
TABLE OF PROPOSITIONS
i. The Alphabets jo
n. Vocalization no
hi. Pronunciation of Hebrew oo
rv- Interchange of Letters in the Bible 27
v. Dialectal Changes 37
vi. Classified Consonants 42
vii. Similarities
43
viii. Dissimilarities
^53
ix. Interchange of Letters peculiar to one Alphabet or
to the other
x. Interchange of Letters common to both Alphabets _;6
xi. The Rough and the Smooth Breathings 49
xii. Double-consonants
51
xiii. Double-letters
xiv. Aphesis and Aphercsis
3D
xv. Syncope ^5
xvi. Apocope zt
xvii. Letters which drop out ^8
xvm. Prosthesis 66
xix. Terminal Letters 67
xx. Metathesis 69
xxl Suffix and Prefix 6g
xxn. Greek Patterns 73
xxiii. The Definite Article
i 3
xxiv. Same and Opposite Genders
xxv. Different Genders
79
xxvi. Neuter Gender 79
xxvii, Common Gender 81
xxviil Nouns in ~t? 81
xxix. The Genitive Homology 82
xxx. The Construct 82
xxxi. The Dative Case 83
zu PROPOSITIONS^
J– 1
xxxii. The Future 84
xxxiii. The Aorist 84
xxxiv. The Middle Voice 65
xxxv. The Subjunctive Mood 85
xxxvi. The Optative Mood 86
xxxvii. Simple and Compound Verbs 87
xxxviii. Compound Words (Hybrids) 89
xxxix. Identical and Equivalent Komologues 91
xl. Complete and Incomplete Homologues 92
xl1. Multihomologics 93
xlii. Atavisms 94
xliii. Arabic Homologues of Greek Words 99
xliv. Arabic and Hebrew Homologues of Greek Words 99
xlv. Arabic Homologues of Hebrew Words 101
xlvi. Verbal Adjectives to2
xlvii. Proper Nouns I21
xlviii. The Middle Voice 3 r 35
xlix. Greek Prepositions it>3
l. Verbs in -ecu 24°
li. Kindred Homologies 257
li 1. Concatenation 285
mi. Mahatma 295
liv. Cherubim 301
lv. Moloch 3°4
lvi. Understanding Greek 313
lvii. Words in the New Testament 320
lviii. Words in the Koran 322
lix. Tests of Accuracy 332
lx. Complete Homologies 355
lxi. Unreliability of Authorities 375
LXII. General Homologies 4-8

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