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Other linguistic scholars like Dr. James Harris (formally of BYU) are of the opinion that the stone is connected with the work of Israeli craftsmen who were able to reach the New Mexico area as early as 400 BCE, being part of the great diaspora that relocated the legendary “Ten Lost Tribes of Israel” to various parts of the world. This occurred from the time of the destruction of the First Temple to the beginning of the intertestamental period.
Still others who are cultural historians acknowledge that Phoenician navigators and linguistics may have had a strong influence on the creators of the inscription. The Phoenicians were the scholarly source of both the ancient Hebrew and Greek orthography and the “fathers of phonetics” used for the updating of many important languages that were later spread to developing centers of commerce through their superb navigational system.

Finally, in spite of the strikingly good condition of the ancient script, it should be noted that this location is exactly within one of the important sacred areas mentioned in The Book of Knowledge: The Keys of Enoch (Key 105). It is clear that the ancient sacred areas now being found form some sort of witness in the mountains and desert (Key 215) or, to use the language of David, at “the ends of the earth” –that mark the sacred places for the gathering of the lost tribes of Israel (spiritual humanity) — in a time of planetary change and Messianic visitation. Let us be prepared for understanding how God’s Names were scattered throughout the world as a witness of a higher cosmology accepted by diverse cultures who also claimed a higher parentage.
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