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Israelites never bestowed an important name such as Mezahab at random.
It was in recognition of an important event or connection. 507
From aurum potable and the words of Diodorus Siculus, we can
detect a metallurgical link of gold between Harran and Ma'rib.
Mezahab may also be a half-hidden cipher name of Yahweh. In a
similar way, modern computer encryption halves its cryptographic key for
security. At least one thousand years ago Massoretic authors halved
Yahweh’s name and encrypted it with the Atbash Cipher. The last four
letters of Mezahab make Ahab, which is Hebrew for like the Father. The
Atbash Cipher hides the first two letters MTz, which are Yd He, and the
first two letters of YHWH (see Appendix 10 for a description of the
Atbash Cipher).
Similarly, Mitzvah (MTzWH), which means Commandment,
deciphers to Jehovah (YHWH). Like the Egyptian God Amun, the name
of YHWH signifies He Causes to Become. Yahweh achieves this from
the Hebrew verb hawah (HWH) that means to become. Again, as with
Amun, the priests hid from view Yahweh’s full name. 508
There is still a tribe of Sabians of Yemen in Oman on the Arabian
Peninsula. They claim to descend from a great race comparable to the
Egyptians, Babylonians, Persians, Greeks and Romans. The tribe gathers
frankincense resins in the old way. Frankincense resin was in such
demand that it was equal in value to gold in ancient times. Due to the
wealth from frankincense, the Romans designated the land Arabia Felix
or Fortunate Arabia.
There is a final intriguing parallel between the Commagene and
Yemen. As we have seen with the dual Sabian populations, there were
also two cities of Dilmun. One is on Bahrain Island and the other in the
Commagene in Anatolia.
The Sumerians believed they came from the former, the island of
Dilmun, where the kings lived before the flood. 509 Geoffroy Bibby
located this legendary Dilmun on Bahrain Island, just off the Sinai
Peninsula, in 1956. This Dilmun was a city, the size of the Babylonian
city of Ur, with its own seals and other commercial objects similar to Ur.
It had a sophisticated underground water supply that allowed it to become
a large trading centre between Ur and Mohenjo-Daro on the West Bank of
the Indus River in Pakistan. 510
Sites on the coast of Pakistan at Dwaraka, in the Gulf of Kutch,
and on India’s coast in the Gulf of Cambay, suggest a long tradition of
advanced pre-inundation civilizations in the region. The underwater city
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