The word "Atbash" in example sentences
This is about Jeremiah's use of a game called atbash By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
This is about Jeremiah's use of a game called atbash By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
So to illustrate using an English example, if I said "He's a real sty," applying the atbash to sty you would get "ham," giving the real thrust of the insult. By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
Scholars have observed that Jeremiah actually uses atbash at several places in his text. By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
Here the atbash cipher Sheshach is given in parallelism with Babylon, so the meaning cannot be missed. By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
Applying the atbash key to ssk, the word becomes bbl, the Hebrew name for Babylon. By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
Here the atbash cipher Sheshach is given in parallelism with Babylon, so the meaning cannot be missed. By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
Running lb qmy through the atbash key, you get ksdym, which is the Hebrew word for the Chaldeans, a synonym in Jeremiah's day for Babylonians. By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
Scholars have observed that Jeremiah actually uses atbash at several places in his text. By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
Hoskisson opines that any atbash that may have originally been present probably would not have survived the translation process into English, concluding his piece with the following sentence: "Too bad." By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
The name of the game, atbash, comes from the first two letters on the left side of this chart. By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
Hoskisson opines that any atbash that may have originally been present probably would not have survived the translation process into English, concluding his piece with the following sentence: "Too bad." By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
Running lb qmy through the atbash key, you get ksdym, which is the Hebrew word for the Chaldeans, a synonym in Jeremiah's day for Babylonians. By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
The name of the game, atbash, comes from the first two letters on the left side of this chart. By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
Given that Jeremiah was a contemporary of Lehi and his family, one wonders whether there might be some atbash in the text of the BoM. By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
