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In present-day terms, as of January, 2014 over 7000<ref>http://www.linguisticsociety.org/content/how-many-languages-are-there-world</ref> different languages exist on the globe. The Bible has been fully translated into over 500 languages with some portion of the Bible in over 2500 languages<ref>http://wycliffe.org.uk/wycliffe/about/vision-whatwedo.html</ref>. Linguists will note that the structure of a language devolves and morphs into other less structured forms. English has degraded in structure and form from its inception. In fact all of the languages deriving from Latin are less structured than their Latin roots. This effect is expected first from the propensity of structure to become less organized as entropy creeps into a structured system. It is expected second from the curse of Babel, that the nations remain divided. | In present-day terms, as of January, 2014 over 7000<ref>http://www.linguisticsociety.org/content/how-many-languages-are-there-world</ref> different languages exist on the globe. The Bible has been fully translated into over 500 languages with some portion of the Bible in over 2500 languages<ref>http://wycliffe.org.uk/wycliffe/about/vision-whatwedo.html</ref>. Linguists will note that the structure of a language devolves and morphs into other less structured forms. English has degraded in structure and form from its inception. In fact all of the languages deriving from Latin are less structured than their Latin roots. This effect is expected first from the propensity of structure to become less organized as entropy creeps into a structured system. It is expected second from the curse of Babel, that the nations remain divided. | ||
The Chinese language has certain pre-Flood artifacts embedded in its graphical language structure. Each Chinese "letter" is actually a pictograph composed of multiple smaller symbols. Interestingly, the symbol for "boat" and for "Flood" have the symbol for the number "8" embedded in them. The symbol for "tempter" includes the symbol for two trees, a garden and a devil. Shem, the son of Noah was the founder of the Chinese culture and it kept a mono-theistic worldview for over 2000 years worshiping a being called Shang-Di who matches the description of the Creator from the book of Genesis. In the final analysis, the sub-symbols and knowledge embedded in the Chinese language symbols are direct references to pre-Flood entities, conditions and situations, and is itself over 4000 years old. Such things would be unavailable to a common Chinese citizen. The assertion is that someone like Shem or his wife provided this knowledge to directly embed it in the Chinese language as a legacy from the pre-Flood world. | The Chinese language has certain pre-Flood artifacts embedded in its graphical language structure<ref>http://www.amazon.com/Discovery-Genesis-Truths-Chinese-Language/dp/0570037921</ref>. Each Chinese "letter" is actually a pictograph composed of multiple smaller symbols. Interestingly, the symbol for "boat" and for "Flood" have the symbol for the number "8" embedded in them. The symbol for "tempter" includes the symbol for two trees, a garden and a devil. Shem, the son of Noah was the founder of the Chinese culture and it kept a mono-theistic worldview for over 2000 years worshiping a being called Shang-Di who matches the description of the Creator from the book of Genesis. In the final analysis, the sub-symbols and knowledge embedded in the Chinese language symbols are direct references to pre-Flood entities, conditions and situations, and is itself over 4000 years old. Such things would be unavailable to a common Chinese citizen. The assertion is that someone like Shem or his wife provided this knowledge to directly embed it in the Chinese language as a legacy from the pre-Flood world. | ||
=== Babel's Lesson === | === Babel's Lesson === | ||
