Talk:Kuntillet Ajrud

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For the sake of accuracy and of WP:NOTCENSORED I have removed the image. The version used is censored by erasing and cropping, and it's inaccurate. It also appears to be autotraced, which could STILL put WP in peril of copyright law, which is why the previous image was removed. Please DO NOT put the image back until we can find one that's faithful. Temerarius (talk) 18:06, 3 December 2021 (UTC)Reply

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Those are the two Cow God's of Egypt being located. The Shrine Honors finding a Perfect Calf. Ba-at / Hapi-Anakh / Apis, They bring back the Mom and the Male Calf, to act as Medium for the Wisdom of God to be communicated to the Egyptian Kingdoms priests. ~ Aramaic or Phonetic Egyptian, not Hebrew. (Mishnaic Hebrew was quite possibly based on the Macedonian Language. Using the priestly Font of Aramaic people call biblical Hebrew. Hebrew was priestly script or phonetic alphabet not a language. It was used for Aramaic and invented by the Aramaic people.) 4WhatMakesSense (talk) 19:27, 10 May 2013 (UTC)Reply

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