The 7 Old Bibles: From Truth to Corruption 🔥
✅ 1. Paleo-Hebrew – Without Vowels
Earliest form of Scripture

Used by Moses, Joshua, and the Prophets

No vowels, no Greek influence, no rabbinic edits

PURE HEBREW TRUTH


✅ 2. Aramaic Scriptures – Without Vowels
Used during Babylonian exile (like in Daniel)

Closely related to Hebrew — the daily language of Yeshua

Preserves the Hebrew mindset and thought

STILL TRUE, STILL HEBREW


✅ 3. Early Square Script – Without Vowels
Transition from Paleo-Hebrew to newer writing style

Still no vowels, no Greek or rabbinic corruption

Used by Ezra and early scribes returning from exile

SCRIPT CHANGED — MESSAGE DIDN’T


❌ 4. Greek Septuagint (LXX)
Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible (3rd century BC)

Brought in foreign ideas and Greek philosophy

Words like “Hades”, “daimonion”, and more were added

START OF CORRUPTION


⚠️ 5. Square Script – Without Vowels (Masoretic Base Text)
Still no vowels, but controlled by rabbinic authorities

Began altering word forms and meanings

TRUTH MIXED WITH MAN-MADE TRADITIONS


❌ 6. Square Script – With Vowels (Early Masoretic Era)
Used: From approx. 100 AD to 700 AD

Script: Square Script

Vowels: [CAUTION] Starting to be added gradually

Used by: Early rabbinic scholars, Babylonian and Tiberian traditions

Notes: Oral pronunciation began to be preserved in writing. Different communities had different systems before standardization.


❌ 7. Masoretic Text – Full Vowels + Cantillation Marks
Used by: All modern Jewish Bibles, the KJV translators, and rabbinic Judaism

Timeframe: From around 700 AD until today

Introduced vowel points (nikkud) and chanting marks hundreds of years after the last prophets

Heavily edited under rabbinic authority to align with post-Temple theology

Notes: Most people wrongly assume this is “original Hebrew.” But the vowels reflect rabbinic theology, not the pronunciation or meaning from the prophetic era.

✅ Script form looks ancient, but the meaning has been changed.

❌ This is the final stage of deception — truth replaced by tradition.