Discovering the Supernatural: Can Divinity Be Found in the Holy Tongue?

The original Hebrew language, the Holy Tongue, is the only language originating from the Creator of the World. It was the spoken language from Adam until the generation of the Tower of Babel, where humanity sinned in a rebellion against Hashem. Until this generation, humanity spoke one unified language – the Holy Tongue, and when humans exploited this unity to rebel against Hashem, Hashem intervened and confused their language. Thus began the division into different languages, as the Torah states, "The whole earth was of one language and one speech... and they said to one another, come, let us make bricks and burn them thoroughly. They had brick for stone, and bitumen for mortar: and they said, come, let us build us a city and a tower, whose top may reach unto heaven; and let us make us a name, lest we be scattered abroad upon the face of the whole earth. And Hashem came down to see the city and the tower, which the sons of men had built. And Hashem said, behold, they are one people, and they have all one language, and this is what they begin to do, now nothing will be restrained from them, which they have imagined to do. Come, let us go down and confound their language, that they may not understand one another's speech. So Hashem scattered them abroad from there upon the face of the whole earth: and they ceased building the city. Therefore is its name called Babel, because Hashem there confounded the language of all the earth; and from there did Hashem scatter them abroad upon the face of the whole earth" (Genesis 11:1-9).

In the oldest Kabbalistic book, the Sefer Yetzirah attributed to Abraham, it is explained that the holy letters were created by the Creator and contain great secrets, illuminations, and spiritual powers imbued by Hashem. Each letter has the power to perform spiritual actions in the higher worlds, serving as the code of creation from which the entire universe was formed by Hashem – with the conjoining forces embedded in the letters.

Another difference between the world's languages and the Holy Tongue is that while the languages of the nations are conventional languages, the Holy Tongue is a language of essence. In other words, within every word lies the inner essence of the thing it names. Each word is composed of specific letters, expressing through the forces contained within them the reality of that word. For example, the essence of an animal can be found in its name, such as: turtle (*"tzav"*) – the letter *tzadi* expresses completeness and perfect control, the complete human in righteousness, and the letter *bet* expresses house and interior, therefore a turtle is complete with its home, covering itself inwardly; horse (*"sus"*) – the letter *samech* represents enclosure like a wall for protection and defense, and the letter *vav* represents connection, indeed a horse was suitable in ancient times to serve war men.

In each letter a special spiritual force is manifested, and all its inner essence, vitality, and spiritual root of creation come from the forces contained in the letters composing its name in the Holy Tongue. Thus, all details of creation are composed of different combinations of forces embedded in the letters present in the name of that component.

We note an amazing scientific study demonstrating the improbable nature of the holy letters, indicating their divinity. Even the greatest skeptics about the superhuman origin of the Hebrew Holy Tongue letters and their inseparability from creation, changed their minds following this study by Jacob Guggenheim, Chaim Elbaz, Elisha Zaraviv, and others. They analyzed recordings of different letters being pronounced with sensitive software that decodes frequency vibrations and displays visual representations on screen according to the frequencies. Astonishingly, it was found that while the sounds of Latin letters produced various unrelated shapes on screen, the sounds of Hebrew letters formed graphic patterns identical to the shapes of the Hebrew letters themselves! The likelihood of such a result is akin to the likelihood of pronouncing the word *"melech"* producing the image of a crown on the screen...