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Daniel Dinescu
[19.May.04 01:16]
Tell us who killed the sea! :)
Us.
So many "S" and "H", is there a purpose and the late hour doesn't allow me see it?
Interesting way of seeing 'the lesson'...
Best wishes,
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Elena Malec
[19.May.04 08:23]
Daniel, you know by now that I disagree with explaining myself(oneself who "creates");I can give you part of a clue, though. Rabbi Moses Rosen used to say that all the names of the enemies of Israel begin inevitably/ historically with the letter H.
As for the letter S, I say, is even Smarter to read it the way you did(at least in the title to this late hour comment):SH(in)
The Hebrew letter, Shin, translates to the Holy Fire.

Although I paid for a course of Hebrew language,back in Bucharest in 1990, I only attended 5/6 classes. The spirit of the course was to learn reading labels of soups and puddings for those with Aliah in mind; mine was to learn reading the Bible.
Since then I discovered the beauty of Chinese caligraphy and I exercise it now and then.

Thanks for asking. Here is a link to an interesting site:
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/9587/alephbet.html

Feel free to stop by anytime, and drop a line.
I appreciate it.

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= SH	Daniel Dinescu [19.May.04 01:16]
Tell us who killed the sea! :) Us. So many "S" and "H", is there a purpose and the late hour doesn't allow me see it? Interesting way of seeing 'the lesson'... Best wishes,

= tips	Elena Malec [19.May.04 08:23]
Daniel, you know by now that I disagree with explaining myself(oneself who "creates");I can give you part of a clue, though. Rabbi Moses Rosen used to say that all the names of the enemies of Israel begin inevitably/ historically with the letter H. As for the letter S, I say, is even Smarter to read it the way you did(at least in the title to this late hour comment):SH(in) The Hebrew letter, Shin, translates to the Holy Fire. Although I paid for a course of Hebrew language,back in Bucharest in 1990, I only attended 5/6 classes. The spirit of the course was to learn reading labels of soups and puddings for those with Aliah in mind; mine was to learn reading the Bible. Since then I discovered the beauty of Chinese caligraphy and I exercise it now and then. Thanks for asking. Here is a link to an interesting site: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/9587/alephbet.html Feel free to stop by anytime, and drop a line. I appreciate it.