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One of the most important archeological finds concerning the Bible was the collection of manuscripts known as the Dead Sea Scrolls. Though not all the manuscripts are texts from the Bible, those manuscripts have demonstrated that the Bible we received though the ages by way of scribal copies, have remained virtually unchanged, even though many letters of the alphabet appear to be the same, and could be easily mistaken. Observe how similar these five letters appear: יוזןך. The process to produce a copy of scripture was so rigorous that precise rules for forming each letter were enforced through ritual and a quality inspection. <ref>The pneumnemonics are not designed to help you wite in ''kosher'' Hebrew, but to learn the letters in their natural and theological form. </ref>

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=Final kof ך=
The final kof [[ך]] is not part of the word family. The upper horizontal is too long and will be examined more closely as part of the Dalet [[ד]] family. The Word family has four members yod [[י]], vav [[ו]], zayin [[ז]] , and final nun [[ן]].

=Yah יו God=
Yah is the short name for Jehovah, or Yahweh 
<ref group="v">ya יו - Yahweh, ''m.'' the creator spoke</ref>. 
It indicates that he thought to create י, and then he spoke to create ו.  

Yaab ''Yow’ab'' יואב - Jehovah יו is father אב  
<ref group="v">Yaab ''Yow’ab'' יואב - Jehovah יו is father אב  </ref> 
<ref group="v">ab אב - father, ''m.'' the creator א revealed himself ב </ref>

Yaach ''Yow’ach'' יואח  - Jehovah יו is brother אח 
<ref group="v">Yaach ''Yow’ach'' יואח  - Jehovah יו is brother אח</ref> 
<ref group="v">ach אח  - brother, ''m.'' separated א life ח (like in twins)</ref>

Yael ''Yow’el'' יואל  - Jehovah יו is God אל 
<ref group="v">Yael ''Yow’el'' יואל  - Jehovah יו is God אל</ref> 
<ref group="v">el אל  - God, ''m.'' the creator א taught ל</ref>

=The mired bride יון ז=
The zayin ז has a different top from the other letters. If we pull it out of sequence, it leaves ''yaven'' יון which means 'mired' 
<ref group="v">yaven יון - mired, ''m.'' sinful</ref>.  
Now we have - mired יון bride ז. As seen before ''zayin'' means 'prostitute'; she is mired.

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