Uncovering the Fullness of Meaning

Returning to the Hebrew and Greek Roots

Excerpt From Book 2

Language, in the last analysis, is not a human invention that happens to name a world already there. It is a late, creaturely participation in Logos — the ordering Word that precedes every tongue and every science.

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“I’ve been doing a treatment on the world Sheol in the Bible, meaning grave, hell, pit, hole, underworld, experience of the wicked, etc. Often shown in the act of swallowing metaphorically.
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Norse 3 – Mythology of the Norse

The mythology of the Norse, attested primarily in thirteenth-century Icelandic manuscripts, preserves a demonstrable inheritance from Proto-Indo-European (PIE) religious and mythological structures.
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Norse 2 – Slaying the Ambiguous

The Proto-Indo-European verbal roots that underwrite the Norns are not decorative etymologies. They are the generative engine of the ambiguous itself. The central stem is *wert-, “to turn, to twist, to writhe.
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