Sunday, September 6, 2009

Hieroglyphic-Titles

Hieroglyphic-Titles

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Translation of an unknown language is done by finding patterns or examining the same word in it's context.

There is some knowledge of what ancient Egyptians used to do by things they created by their hands, but to know what actually happened in any event, hinges on the ability to read the hieroglyphs.

I have read the remarks of many about their ability to read hieroglyphs, but even those who claim to read hieroglyphs seldom create their papers/information from hieroglyphs.

The key to creating a translation system is by the establishment of standards such as are used in religious books.

The entries in the bible have specific reference marks.

Book Genesis ... 2 Kings...

Hieroglyphs could be given standard "BOOK NAMES"

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HIEROGLYPHIC TITLES

By the creation of a standard set of fonts for all glyphs.

Assigning each glyph a number

Any one who learned the standard system could create any line of hieroglyphs by typing numbers

If you typed 333, 9, 17, 1034 in a file, the results would be

0333 0009 0017 0134 in the ASCII file, any number typed would become a 4 digit number

Every number when read would produce it's assigned glyph

The first 25 glyphs of a source would create 100 digits (4 digits per glyph)

This number sequence would become the long title of the hieroglyph.

Humans aren't great associating a string of numbers, so the standard organization would assign a standard human friendly name as the alternate name.

The numbers for the computer, the word associating name for humans.

After the standard was created, any alternate name would be considered an error, like misspelling.

Hieroglyphic titles - Rosetta, Khamose, Ahmose01, Ahmose02 .. Genesis, Kings 1, Kings 2

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In order for all researchers to be on the same page, they must have a standard set of references:

Those who transcribed hieroglyphs would use the standard writing system

( Just like medical or legal writers, there must be a standardized writing system)

Most hieroglyphic sources will have "1 page" wall, stela.. but when it had multiple pages like a papyrus..

KingsList:2:3

Hieroglyphic title:Page:Line

Rosetta:17

Hieroglyphic title: line down from the top

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Because of the world interest in the bible for centuries, great developments have been made in standards.

Genesis 46:10

A - Top is the text before translation

B - Is the translation reading from right to left (as in the original middle east languages)

C - Is the translation reversed in the sequence we Europeans are accustom to.

NOTE there are more words in the translation than in the original text. This is typical for hieroglyphic translations also.

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_ayPPipCUNVY/SqP6n0OoGKI/AAAAAAAAB2g/N3mI6XoR3W0/Translate-example.jpg

Some time in history some one came up with the Strongs' numbering system. Because people did not know the text of Hebrews, they came up with assigning Hebrew words with numbers.

The single word top right assigned the number 1121 and this single word = And the sons of

With a Strongs' dictionary in your software, you can see the actual translation.

Because a standard reference system has been created for the bible, any one can site a reference and any one else in the world can see exactly what they are eluding to.

IF something actually exists in that text, any writer can write their information, giving the source of their information.

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There is no need to quote the whole translation. When an author states specific information exists in a text, they need only give the reference and put it into their own words, such as the following examples

Leviticus 24:10 In the Exodus Israelites were still producing children with Egyptians.

Ezra 9:1 The Israelites never stopped producing their families with the Egyptians.

Genesis 41:45 The Egyptian girl Asenath produced the tribe of Joseph

1 Chronicles 2:34 An Israelite took an Egyptian servant to be the husband of his daughter.

1 Kings 7:8 Solomon built a house for his Egyptian wife.

Genesis 461-34 Israel had 53 grandchildren, only 1 of them was a female. The grandsons of Israel had only Egyptian girls to produce their families. All future generations of Israelites would be descendants of Egyptians.

POINT: IF the information actually exists in any text, then the author can document their source with the reference.

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What good would is it to have the ability to translate hieroglyphics, if that author does NOT use the hieroglyphs in the preparation of their papers?

You can read any supposed information about ancient Egypt, BUT these authors never site their hieroglyphic reference.

* "Salitis was the 1st king of the 15th Dynasty." <> Ok, give the hieroglyphic source and line where Salitis is identified as a king?

* "Avaris was the Hyksos capital" <> Ok, give the hieroglyphic source and line where the Egyptians stated Avaris was the Hyksos capital.

* Nefertiti was the wife of Amenhotep IV / Akhenaten <> Ok, give the hieroglyphic source and line where Nefertiti was the wife of Akhenatem

IF an Egyptologist  has factual knowledge that any said information actually does exist in the hieroglyphs, they can give THE SOURCE AND THE SPECIFIC LINE WHERE THAT INFORMATION EXISTS.

With or with out a standard reference system, any one who actually has knowledge of any information in hieroglyphics, can identify the source and give the specific line that information is written.

Those who can not site the specific source in the hieroglyphics are no different than any novice who parrots what they read in some book or some web page.

I suppose one reason many do not site the actual source and location is because it will not let them get away with embellishing their mythical information.

"An Egyptian was the servant of an Amalekite" ... "Joshua's coat caught on fire" ... any one who wanted to make up any thing is free to do so, but if you are a researcher and not a sheep, you will ask the question, where is that information written?

If I intended to share information with you that actually existed, I would simply add the source... 1 Samuel 30:13.

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I would expect mythology, gossip, fairy tales to be spread on any topic on the internet, but for those who think of themselves as scientist/researchers, they would document every thing they wrote.

Hieroglyphic source, line down ... this information states ...

Some people get angry with me when I ask them for the source of information, when no such source exists. It is what they have been taught and because they have been conditioned to believe it, they continue to believe it EVEN after they know such information does not exist in the hieroglyphics.

I would imagine an international standards organization in which accepted ONLY documented information.

Hieroglyphic Title: the title assigned to any hieroglyphic source.

Page when more than one exists

Line that particular information is given.

I suggest an organization which works on a scientific level, not university graduates who embrace Aladdin's magic lamp and create their own mythology with non existent information.

Hieroglyphic source, line down this information states ...

By the creation of standardized titles for hieroglyphics, the international organization of Egyptologist could communicate with out confusion .

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I will show the use of ASCII numbers later.

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zendz

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