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(This is an old announcement Jan. 1, 2010): I'm announcing phase three before phase two has been completed, because phase three is really a realization that the Greek and Latin languages -- like all languages -- are derived from the original language of the Scriptures. There is really no point in arguing the matter any longer; the Ancient Aramaic Scriptures are the original Scriptures recorded from the dawn of history. By definition, then, the Ancient Aramaic language has been designated the scribal language of the Scriptures.
Since the English language is based on Greek and Latin, we can begin a new branch of linguistics that will trace the evolution of the English language from the Ancient Aramaic Scriptures.