(January 2, 2025) Yahu is the masculine life-form manifestation god who represents the triggering of the invisible "things-given" on earth when he himself is triggered to do so by higher level life powers (fertility-fluids) coming down to earth. These "things-given" are the universal Platonic-forms of Greek philosophy. These "things-given" usually refers to life forms but they can also represent the forms of pottery and metal items.
Yahu (YH) has these linguistic equivalents: Ia’u, I’u, E’u, Ea’u, and Ya’u. This came about because the /i/ and /e/ sounds often being mixed up in Akkadian, the Y and I letters are duals of each other with both representing the Semitic letter yod, and the glottal stop sound of ayin being slurred as /h/ as happens in many Akkadian words.
Yahu became the Yahweh of the Hebrew Scriptures and the national god of Judah by adding the noun possessed ending /e/ or /i/ to Yahu to form the meaning “power of Yahu.” That derivation goes like this: Yahu + e = Yahue -> Yahwe because inner vowels not allowed in Akkadian and U/W are duals for the letter vav. This then becomes “Yahwh” or “Yahweh” because Hebrew typically does not have ending vowels for nouns and E/H are duals for the Semitic letter he.
(January 2, 2025) The Codex Runicus describes the middle-ground Druid theology in which life powers can be properly associated with the magical motion/emotion powers. The life powers make the connection changes in the life network and the motion powers push the fertility-fluids through those connected threads/channels. This way dominate in Aegean Islands and mainland Europe. Contrast this way with the life power devotion of the Israelites and the magical motion/emotion power devotion of the Minoans and Phoenicians.
A debate between those devoted to the life powers and those devoted to the magical emotion/motion powers often breaks out during a drought when each side seeks to blame the other's powers for the drought. This has been good for history because these arguments have given us most of our archaeological stone texts because each side wants to write down their viewpoint on stone.
(April 30, 2023, updated January 2, 2024)
Some Hebrew language scholars claim the text reads as follows:
(August 14, 2024, Updated January 2, 2025) This plaque was originally set within the temple sanctuary’s western wall but it fell to the floor during the building's destruction by the Babylonians in 604 or 603 BCE. This city despite being ruled by Israel still seems to be mostly Philistine in culture. Many silver crescent moon earrings representing the goddess Ayu were also found in the temple complex. Notice the Philistine "Yahu" is spelled differently as "Ya'u" from the Israelite version "Yahu." (the letter ayin tends to slur over time. This is attested in many Akkadian words).
Comment on line 2: Astrological motion powers usually had to authorize human emotional motion powers in order to make them effective, that is, to turn them into emotion magic powers.
The temple had its own olive oil press in room O (lower center) for making its own scented oils for rituals and probably for sale. Rooms V and W contained hundreds of gold, silver, and bronze objects along with lots of ceramics. One of these was an ivory female figurine and an ivory knob having a cartouche of Ramses VIII (1129-1126 BCE) which would have dated back to the time of the original Philistine settlement. Room q had a gold 23 cm long cobra (Egyptian Uraeus). The great hall near the entrance had the burnt remains of large man-shaped ivory sculpture. (Gitin, Dothan, Naveh, 1997)
The city of Ekron eventually covered 85 acres making it a large city. It also became one of the largest olive oil production centers in the Mediterranean.
(August 21, 2022, Updated January 2, 2024) A cache of twenty-six bronze spearheads was hidden in ancient times in the land of Judah. Five of these had inscriptions with 4 of the inscriptions having Philistine style lettering while the 5th had Phoenician style lettering.
All spears are stating that the life power aspect of Yahu has to be activated by one of 3 possible motion powers sources: emotional arousal of emotion magic, emotional arousal of astrology magic, and direct arousal from the divine motion power realm. The 2 spears (numbered 3 and 4) having Yahu activated by magic have their deity names reversed from the rest of the sentence, that is, the spearhead has to be turned upside down to read the names. The life power aspect of Yahu is indicated by having him called Hu's Yahu. In the Hebrew scriptures the god Alu replaces Hu giving the phrase 'elohim Yahweh mistranslated as "Lord God" when is should read "life-empowered Yahweh."
(October 9, 2023, updated January 3, 2025) Letter assignments by Olmsted. This text example was found in the Etruscan City of Vulci in 1848. The bowl is dated to between 550 and 500 BCE based on its pottery style. The letter style is Aegean but it is one of the first written in the Greek/Latin direction of left to right. It is now in the Louvre (Numéro d'entrée: MN 60 Numéro catalogue: F 82). Online at: https://collections.louvre.fr/en/ark:/53355/cl010269945
Comment: "Considerations" are focused emotions of emotion magic. "Shepherds" are magic crafters which are primarily associated with astrology magic (a form of emotion magic) involving the dark new moon god Su. "Emanations are life powers (fertility-fluids) flowing to earth which when manifested directly are rain, sunlight, and heat.
(January 3, 2025) This is Med Text 39.
Comment: Line 3 is so far the only mention of ritual sacrifices in the Druid runic texts and it is associated with Yahu/Yahweh and the higher life powers which trigger his manifestation activity. Sacrifices were never a part of the magical emotion/motion class of powers. Sacrifices only became popular in Pagan culture after the deities had been personified. Once personified, deities could be manipulated just like humans.
(January 9, 2024) This text is is a debate concerning which class of powers is to blame for a drought.