Chinese Characters and Biblical Stories Fact Check: Ancient Scripts Explained

we have River Creek Chan and in the old writing they drew it V's from top to bottom left to right and that has now

changed to this form of writing so this is the word Also let's look at another example

R which is the sun in the old script was drawn as a circle with a dot in it so this is what we use to represent sun

today similarly if you take the line out of the middle you have the word mouth Co I'm showing it in red because mouth can

represent the actual mouth but it also can represent a person or a breath or the the whatever is behind or spoken

language of that comes out of the mouth clay as many of you know has uh the cross on top and then a line at the

bottom the cross is the number 10 and then when you are a person or you're a cross here standing on the ground you

basically have 10 toes that are dug into the soil and that's a remember here's a a child walking learning how to walk and

one of the Chinese character component also called ra radicals is walking sh like this and you you see this used in

many characters on the leftand side to the bottom whenever it's associated with walking now if we bring those three

radicals together we have Clay we have mouth and we have walking

and if we add the final stroke at the top which means alive that's

create or Z the Lord God formed the man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life and

the Man became a living being who is the secret person in the garden we knew there was Adam and there was Eve who was

that third person and that was The Serpent and so if you look at the radical for secret this it's this

character for person we have this character and for garden we have this and it looks like a

garden it say looks like a field or where you would plant things and that word when you bring it

all together with a garden with another stroke on top which means alive so you have a secret person in the garden

that's alive and that's the devil as the crafty serpent so let's move on further what

was the devil doing in the garden the devil plus another radical which is commonly

seen throughout Chinese characters which is tree tree so this the devil was in the tree or the serpent was in the tree

and it was hidden it was under cover it was hidden away way secretly trying to and if you put all those things together

secret man in the garden that was alive equals devil plus trees Plus cover equals

tempter so let's move on here's another word that I found very interesting I've added it's Garden or Yen now Garden is

composed of clay and mouth so it's representing the creation of Adam

and let's bring in the the bottom two words we have two strokes and another two strokes those in

red represent a man so we have a man with another man that's tilted on the side that could very fact represent here

God created Adam and then created the woman out of Adam and within the enclosure which is the garden now let's

move to the Noah's Arc so how many people were in the family of Noah it quoted in 1 Peter 3:20

there were eight Souls that were saved Noah and his sons Shem ham and japheth together with his wife and the wives of

his three sons so total of eight the the number eight in Chinese is shown here and the character mouth or being or

person who has to be fed besides all the animals on the ark so together we form that with the Chinese word vessel

and you get the word chan which is boat coincidence again or was someone when they were creating these characters

were they trying to remember the story of the flood in this character even the word flood has some

meaning behind it and many know that in Chinese history um it contains an account of some type of worldwide flood

so taking the the words of flood we have and decomposing it we have eight plus united plus one Earth equals total plus

water which is the three three lines equals flood and in fact in the ancient pictograph script it's even more evident

you see a circle with two squiggly lines in it which uh which looks like water over the Earth with two hands uniting it

and the number eight at the bottom water After the flood in Noah's Ark about 100 years later you have the Tower of Babel

and that's where all the sons and grandsons of Noah then started to build the tower now the whole earth had one

language at that time and one speech and they said let's come together and build make some bricks and bake them

thoroughly and let's build a tower wh which will reach heaven the tower whose top is in the heavens so there was a lot

of Pride there and and of course God the Lord did not care for this and the Lord said indeed the people are one and they

all have one language and the Lord decided to confuse their language that they may not

understand one another's speech so this is Genesis 11 5-7 he said okay I'm going to create a lot of chaos a lot of

confusion I'm going to create little pockets of different languages so people couldn't communicate they couldn't bake

their bricks they couldn't build the Tower and what did they do they they broke off into tribes and they traveled

far and wide so let's look at the the key Chinese ancient Chinese radicals for each of these components we have bricks

which were made using grass and clay and Man one and mouth are shown here so mankind is in red one is the

straight line across and mouth is what we've seen in the past so mankind had one

language and they were building bricks out of grass and clay and put all these together these

one two 3 four five components and you get the word t which is Tower which is also used this Tower word

is also used for a pagoda in ancient China which was also used to try to reach heaven so not only is the word

representative of what was behind the story of the Tower of Babel but also the cultural building

of towers was brought into China with pagodas being seen everywhere this is the Earth the ox we

know that and on the on the left hand side we have a picture of the ox and noo which is the Chinese character for ox we

have Yang which is shown there next to it look at this other radical component which is which means sword okay in green

on the right hand side if we bring all those together we bring together noo we bring together Yang and we bring

together sword we have the word sacrifice and not only

that what's circled in yellow means unblemished or beautiful so in the actual Chinese word of sacrifice you

have noo Yang which are ox and sheep unblemished with a

sword and we're going to look at Deuteronomy 17 in the Old Testament which saido not

sacrifice to the Lord your God and ox or a sheep that has any defect or flaw in it for that would be detestable so again

is this coincidence or were the old traditions of the Old Testament carried forward as the tribe moved into China

now let's look at similar components but add in the hand so the hand is in um fuchsia there and we combine that with

the sword when I am holding a sword I'm talking about me and the two together is W which means me that's very

interesting but now let's combine that with the previous word we just saw which is sheep so if we take

sheep young with the hand with the sword together which is and put the Sheep over me or the lamb over me that word becomes

righteousness