Hebrew writings are authentic and contemporary.

Submitted by IamJoseph (Australia), May 23, 2010 at 22:51

There are errors and some truthful admissions in your recent posts. I am uncertain what you mean by EGYPTIAN writings containing the V letter - however, the Phoenecian certainly does not contain this letter, and any later Egyptian which adapted to making the B as a V by an adjustment - is a later implement. We see this with the Latin and Arabic - these never contained the V but later adjusted its writings to include the V. The original spelled with a V {'AVraham'], while Abraham and Inrahim are not original, but reflect the absence of the V letter.

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