Gary A. Rendsburg

And again, like the s- the, the Shibboleth, Sibboleth story, um, is one that illustrates that at, at least there was some, you know, do you pronounce that letter sh or s, uh, would have been one of the potential, uh, differentiating markers.

Some people, uh, my colleague Gary Rendsburg, uh, has done a lot of work trying to identify, uh, what a Israelian Hebrew's sort of distinguishing markers would have been.

But in the end, it's still basically the same language.

And that's true-

So some editor was compiling all this information that we know of as the Torah, the Books of Moses.

And that editor, and I have this on good authority from Gary Rendsburg, a scholar, a Genesis scholar and one of the world's leading Dead Sea Scroll scholars, who explained very clearly whoever put this together, and he has his theories about who it was and when it was, that he can, you know, dedicate...

Go, go watch the show if you wanna know more about that with Gary Rendsburg.

That this redactor, this editor specifically lifted the words sun and moon out to remove any reference to any other god.

The God who created time and space, the, the God of gods, the, the, the, the creator of all things created time-space, right? There's your, there's your Einst- Einsteinian theory right in the first few verses of Genesis.