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Blessing upon your mom Edenah @daq and todah rabah, achi. Wow, great stuff. I'll be studying and researching this for a year!

I feel better now but have another long day ahead. Btw, I love the site. It is a straight forward approach to a virtual Minoan Labyrinth married to a menu system reminiscent of a Hellen Keller rally race. I occasionally would break for the odd Joseph Davidovits YouTube vid. to keep from getting...

Actually no. Years ago, there was a French geologist and chemist as I recall. He took a small bit of casement stone and smuggled it out of Egypt so he could examine it under an electron microscope. Turns out that there is a tiny crystal that forms in cement but not in natural limestone. Anyway...

Let me see if I understand the simplest and most primitive way for making 'bricks' ala the scriptures. Using a stone/earthen trough where limestone is heated with burning logs made from tightly bound straw until it can be pounded into a fine white powder. This in turn is mixed with sand, white...

I hope you realize that Adonai answered your prayer, as my revelations, finds and understanding are immediate discoveries. Sometimes, in His infinite grace, He allows me to see things. I don't want for you to think I understand more than I do as I'm drinking from a fire hose here. Please keep...

Thanks @daq - all done.

I am loathe to admit that I have noticed this first part of your exposition of the text on my own, but I moved on not understanding the significance. It is clear, based on the repetition of the name 'Henok' that we are to take special notice. Generally speaking, repetition in His Word is a form...

I was working on a new thread and putting the finishing touches on the Op when my browser burped and I lost it in it's entirety. At first, I was more than a little irritated. Frantically, I tried every trick I know to salvage my work. But then I read your work here and realized it may have been...

Speaking of, "A bridge through history."

From Chabad Every year on Lag BaOmer (18 Iyar), we remember the great and holy Tanna (Mishnaic sage) Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, who died on this day about eighteen centuries ago. To this day, pious Jews make an annual pilgrimage to Kefar Meron, in the Land of Israel, to pray at the tomb of this...

From Wikipedia: Shimon bar Yochai (Zoharic Aramaic: שמעון בר יוחאי, Shim'on bar Yoḥai) or Shimon ben Yochai (Mishnaic Hebrew: שמעון בן יוחאי, Shim'on ben Yoḥai),[note 1] also known by the acronym Rashbi,[note 2] was a 2nd-century tannaitic sage in ancient Judea. He was one of the most eminent...