History of the Hebrew alphabet Puns

Found this interesting video (& series) by Douglas Vogt on the Hebrew Alphabet. I'm linking this particular video because I see some potential connections to the occult, and wanted to spur some discussion & see what you all thought!

There's a few videos in the series and he has some other work that branches off of this series and ties into some astrophysics, conspiracies, and such- if y'all are into that I do recommend checking it out as well.

https://youtu.be/HgzTQxJT3HQ

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Unlike the Hebrew Manual Alphabet, this manual alphabet, based off of the American Manual Alphabet, was designed with the history of the alphabet in mind. Here is the origin of each signed letter along with comparisons with their written and Qeklandic counterparts:

* -Derived from A.M.A. Q since the Latin Alphabet has no cognates for those two letters, and since Qoph, T"eth and S"adi all are emphatic letters.

** -Latin S is a derivative of Greek Sigma, which gets its name from Samekh, but its form from Shin.

*** -The Vulcan Salute, which derives from Hebrew Shin.

I know this is a really rudimentary question, but a personal suggestion would help a lot here. There are so many options that it's all a mish mash and I don't know what to go with.

has anyone made a decent hebrew alphabet in cross stitch?

Hi everyone, taking my first ever history class........... in university! Aha.

So far I've come up with

1. It's unambiguous

2. More accessible to people who are willing to learn it ( not reserved for elites)

This is a secular college mind you, but my history teacher is a Christian, and he literally thinks that the Hebrews were slaves in Egypt, and that Moses fled with them in a mass exodus. He also included like 20 biblical characters in a history test. People who's only evidence of existing is from a book that says a man in the sky made the earth 6,000 - 10,000 years ago. I'm sorry, but if you let your irrational superstitions cloud your view of history, you shouldn't be a history teacher. It's just so sad that it seems like there isn't a field out there that isn't poisoned by people's religious mental blocks.

Like the current thread on /r/soccer, who do you believe is the best player we've ever had whose names begin with a different letter of the alphabet? We've had countless fantastic players throughout our history, surely we can just about fill up the alphabet!

For example, G might be Gerrard.

List thus far (more than one can be added if necessary, or a decision can't be made):

A - Aldridge

B - Barnes; Beardsley

C - Carragher; Callaghan

D - Dalglish

E - Enrique...until a better one is thought of ;-)

F - Fowler

G - Gerrard; Grobbelaar

H - Heighway; Hyypia; Houghton; Hansen; Hughes

I - Ince

J - Johnston

K - Keegan; Kennedy

L - Liddell; Lawrenson

M - McDermott; McManaman; Molby

N - Neal

O - ^^^^Owen

P - Paisley

Q - McQue

R - Rush

S - Souness; Scott; St. John

T - Thompson; Toshack; Torres

U - Underwood

V - Venison. Executive decision to not put Virginia... Sorry lads!

W - Whelan; Wark

X - Xabi Alonso (yes, yes, I know). It was either put him here or have Abel Xavier.

Y - Yeats

Z - Ziege

And we're done! Just about. Great selection of players there. I know there are more, so if anyone has suggestions feel free to add them.