The Torah in Pictograph Hebrew (Hebrew Edition) [Hebrew]

By Michael Power

Mosheh never read or saw the modern, square-script Hebrew (invented about 1800-1900 years ago). Haven't you ever wondered what the Torah may have looked like to him? This Hebrew-only copy of the Torah began as a personal project, to provide a way to read the Torah in ancient pictograph form. From my own experience, I have found that reading the Torah in this way has revealed new fascinating details and insight in my studies. As I am very excited to read and learn more, it is my hope for whoever obtains this unique copy of the Torah to share in that excitement. Regrettably, while the Hebrew reads right to left, the pages turn left to right. This is a formatting issue that I had to sacrifice for the sake of being able to cheaply and easily publish on Kindle. This Sefer Torah attempts to replicate as many of the oddities of the original Torah as possible, including the big letters, small letters, and the intriguing formats of Miriam's song and Mosheh's song. Divisions are favorable toward Torah Portions, not chapters. Each portion is divided into the traditional seven segments, with the first word of each segment highlighted with a light gray. Without further adieu, happy reading! - Mikha'el Yisra'el (Michael Power)

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: Hebrew
• ISBN: B0CWPJQ5JV
• ISBN13: 9798883010681
• Release Date: February 2024
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 328 Pages
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.9" x 6.0"