Paleo-Hebraic Theory:4
Translation of the Glyphs
by Cody Spendlove

So... IF we use Kabalah, and Josheph Smith's notes, what do we get?


The "odds" against such a coincidence are staggering.

After posting this initial Paleo-Hebraic translational insight, the following fact was brought to our attention by Marty Heaton of St. George, Utah on August 18, 2001.


"Among the symbols used by the Lenai Lenape or Delaware Indians in their historical / religious record, the "Wallam Olum", both the symbols "Onan" and "Toan" appear, with very similar translations."
 

Remembering an old Sherlock Holmes quote...

" ...when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains,
however improbable, must be the truth. "


------ Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859 - 1930), (Sherlock Holmes)

...team members began looking more closely for correlations between these marks, and this simple Paleo-Hebraic Kabalah' translation...



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