Throughout history all known Torah scrolls were written in __________________.

The oldest know copies of the Old Testament are the ___________________.

The oldest discovered copies of the Old Testament showed essentially the same wording as Bibles today with only variations with things like _____________________.

Because of the perishable nature of the _____________________ material it is not surprising that we have not found much evidence of writing from the early part of Israel’s history.

For Moses to have written the Torah and for the Israelites to read it they needed the power of ________________.

Scripture tells us that _________________ believed that Moses wrote the Torah. In fact he said that “If you do not believe his writings, how will you believe my words?”

Ancient inscriptions found at Sinai confirm that the Proto-Sinaitic script is the earliest known ____________.

For the Proto-Sinaitic script to be an early version of Hebrew it has to match the look of Hebrew, be readable like Hebrew, and match the history of the Israelites.

One key understanding of language is to realize that each letter ____________________.

Many view Hebrew as an offshoot of the Phoenician alphabet. However, they are indistinguishable meaning that there might be an alphabet that is an earlier version of ____________________.

Thomas Kuhn stated that science has not progressed in an even linear fashion but with periodic revolutions from _______________________.

One problem with reading ancient Semitic inscriptions is the fact that the inscriptions lack proper punctuation.

The 2^nd Century historian Eupolemus taught that Moses imparted grammar to the ________________ who then shared it with the Phoenicians.

Timothy Mahoney theorizes that the genius of the alphabet might have been ________________________ given to a particular people at a particular time to communicate the words of God to mankind