Decoding the Hebrew Scriptures

Volume I: From Abraham to Jacob

ISBN 9780930808167, paperback, 152 pages.

 

     The author is unique on the information within the Hebrew Scriptures. He is the first person in 2,600 years to discover the real Mount Sinai and all the altars Moses mentions in Exodus. He is also the first person since the first Temple period that discover the model that created the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet and the scientific philosophy that created it. You should consider also reading his other book "Moses and his ten Code Systems." Moses used these ten code systems in writing the surface story of the Torah. Mr. Vogt is also the only person in 3,305 years who found and excavated the real altar, Abraham (Abram) built on top of the real Mount Sinai. A picture of the altar is in this Volume.

 

     There are a number of things that bothered the author that are written in Genesis. It says that Abram was 75-years old when he left his father in Haran. That is an old man and his father was supposedly still alive so he had to be about 95-years old. We learn later that Anram’s wife, Sarai was then 65-years old when they both left Haran. After a short stay in Canaan, they moved to Egypt where Abram sold his sister to the Pharaoh. After an unknown number of years they leave Egypt and move to the desert of Canaan by the town of Gerar where King Abimelech buys his sister again. None of this made any sense because why would any king or pharaoh find a 67-70 year old woman beautiful to marry. In those days a man married a woman for one reason and that was to have children to increase their wealth. The other point of contention was that no woman is having children at the old age of 90, which is what we are told Sarai had Isaac. None of this made any sense so the author looked at those verses and found that some group of priests in the first Temple period changed the sequences of the letters to create another surface story. The irrefutable proof is covered in the book.

     One of the chapters explains what the idol was that Jacob's wife Rachel stole from her father that was later given to Joseph as a gift—not a coat.

     Chapter one briefly covers the ten code systems Moses created. The complete explanation should be read first in Moses and the Ten Code Systems to fully understand what the surface story is all about.

     The Table of Contents is listed at the bottom of this page.

Table of Contents, Sample Chapter has a link:

 

Preface, vi

1   Introduction, 1

     Brief Listing of Moses’ Ten Code Systems, 4

     The Foundation Philosophy, 4

  The Seven Competing Story Lines in the Torah, 4

  The Historical Problem, 5

 

2   Abraham’s Family Background, 7

  Terah the Father of Abram aka Abraham, 7

  The Assyrian Empire and the Babylonian Revolt, 7

  The Arameans, 8

  Who Were They?, 9

  The Legend of Terah Making Idols, 9

  Abraham’s Move South to Canaan, 13

  The Town of Haran, 13

 

3   Abraham and Mount Sinai, 17

  The Names Moses Created for the Mountain of God, 18

  Other Names Associated with the Abraham Story, 18

    Jacob’s Sons Names, 19

    Moses Family, 20

  Tracking Abraham’s Encampments, 21

  When Did Abraham First Live at Mount Sinai?, 21

  The Contract with God, 25

    Land of Moriah, 27

    Saddled His Ass, 28

    Wood for the Burnt Offering, 31

    Three-Days Journey, 31

    An Altar Unto the Lord, 32

    In the Mount where the Lord is Seen, 33

  How Did the Error Occur?, 33

  The Cave, 35

  Description of the Mount, 35

  The Word for Mountain or Hill, 36

  A Creek from Mount Sinai, 38

  A Legend that Describes Mount Sinai as a small hill, 38

  THE CONTEST OF THE MOUNTAINS, 39

  Isaac, 41

  Jacob, 42

  Moses and Aaron, 43

  Samuel and Saul, 44

  Elijah the Profit, 46

  David, 47

  Seven Names, 48

  Voices from the Camp, 49

  Physical Location, 50

  Summary of the Clues, 50

 

4   Other Theories for the Location of Mount Sinai, 55

  The origin of the Garden of Eden story south of Mount Sinai, 55

  Taking apart the Garden of Eden Story, 58

  Other Theories of Mount Sinai’s location, 61

  Arabia, 62

  The Land of Tilmun and the Epic of Gilgamesh, 63

  The Land of Tilmun, 64

  The Story of Tilmun, 65

  The Assyrians, 68

  The Epic of Gilgamesh, 73

 

5   Purchasing the Cave of Machpelah, 79

  Purchasing the Cave of Machpelah, 79

  Elijah the Prophet, 83

  Moses Sees the Image of God in the Cave, 84

  The Legends of the Jews, 85

 

 6  The Technology Found in the Cave            , 91

  Developing a Working Theory, 91

  The Secret Cave’s Past, 92

  Examples of the Technology in the cave, 93

  The Model of the Hebrew Alphabet, 93

  The Rod of God, 98

  An Historical Analogy, 99

  Multiple Appearances of the Rod of God, 99

  The Garden of Eden Story, 99

  The Tree of knowledge, 101

  The Snake and the Rod are One, 102

  What is the Rod?, 103

    How did Moses Obtain the Rod?, 103

    The plagues, 105

  How did God Communicate with Moses?, 111

  The Rod in Legends, 112

  The Last Appearance of the Rod, 114

  God’s Mighty Right Hand, 114

  How Will the Rod be Used in Prophesy, 115

  The Ark and How It Worked, 117

  The Ark of the Covenant, 117

  The Tabernacle, 118

    The Tabernacle Roof, 118

    The Walls of the Tabernacle, 119

  The Ark, 119

    The Ark Box, 120

    The Importance of Baruch and the

  Description of the Ark, 120

    The Ark Cover, 121

    The Throne, 123

    Replicas of the Ark Built, 125

    Biblical References to High Voltage, 125

    A Voice of the Lord of Hosts was Heard, 127

    The Round Crystalline Disks, 129

  What was the Ark of the Covenant?, 132

  How did the Ark Work?, 133

  How Flame Speakers Work, 133

  Where did Moses Find the Crystalline

     Throne Seat and the Four Disks?, 136

  What did the Priests do in Front of the Ark, 137

 

7    Questions that Must be Asked, 141

  Are the Ages of Abraham and Sarai Correct, 142

  Unraveling the Mystery, 143

  Genesis 12:4, 143

  Genesis 17:1, 144

 

Appendix A, Hebrew Large and Small Numbering, 149

Appendix B, Definition of Dimensions, 151