First off, I do not read nor do I speak Hebrew, but I found some things very interesting about the language.
Some years ago, I ran across a presentation that showed that every Hebrew letter could be recreated by the shadow cast by one geometric solid object. The object resembled a flame, and by positioning the light source and the object’s orientation correctly, every letter was produced perfectly. This strongly suggests that every letter was perfectly designed and not accidental or a product of evolution. Imagine trying to find a single shape which would recreate all the characters of the modern alphabet!.
This discovery was made by Stan Tenen, who has spent decades researching the ancient languages from a mathematical perspective. You can find his work at the Meru Foundation website, http://www.meru.org Mr. Tenen also states that the 27 Hebrew letters can be divided into 3 groups of nine which divide the set into Archetypes, Inner or Spiritual, and Outer or Physical attributes. This lends even more credence to the Hebrew language being highly engineered and not just some willy nilly collection of symbols.
Recently, I discovered another group of researchers who call themselves the Chronicle Project. They have discovered that each Hebrew letter represents a concept, and that a Hebrew word is fully defined by the combined concepts of its letters. Therefore, any single word has but one definition, no matter where or how it is used. They call this Self Defining Hebrew. The Chronicle Project is using these concepts to reveal the ancient texts in their original form, without any translational or doctrinal errors. In essence, this makes Hebrew as precise as any computer language.
The Chronicle Project can be found at http://www.thechronicleproject.org and you can watch their teaser video on youtube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xshXjAduNaY
I have long felt that our true history, the history of mankind has been kept secret from us through distorted language and forbidden archaeology. For me, this is one more validation that we are not who or what we have been told we are.