Wall, Man and Ape

An archaeological dig in Jerusalem has turned up a 3,700-year-old wall that is the largest and oldest of its kind, experts say. The wall is built of enormous boulders, confounding archaeologists as to how ancient peoples built it.

Avraham, patriarch to the Jewish, Arab and Roman Peoples lived during the building of this wall; in fact, his grandson Yaakov built a monument in that place by melding rocks into one as the Written Torah relates in the story of Yaakov and his dream about how the angels were going up and coming down.

The Talmud-Book of Law explains the angels of Israel who accompanied Yaakov went back to heaven and the angels of the rest of the world met him as he journeyed forth into the world. When Yaakov got to his destination there was a boulder upon a spring which he lifts off to the amazement of the onlookers as if he is uncorking a bottle.

Instead of confounding archaeologists these discoveries should open the eyes of the world to the truth of ancient times populated by giants and people of renown. The academic rendering of human history contends a slow ponderous meandering from ape to man; this errant, philosophically damaging attitude becomes less viable with each discovery.

The Cabala relates the human form to the Four Letter Name of God YHVH which when the letters are arranged vertically makes the stick figure of a human being.