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Because the hour hand is only pointing directly at the hour at exactly ?:00. After that, it starts creeping toward the next hour, so it is a little past the hour when the minute hand overtakes it. There is no 11:?? because the minute hand never overtakes the hour hand before it arrives at 12...

12:00 1:05 2:10 3:16 4:21 5:27 6:32 7:38 8:43 9:49 10:54 Repeat for P.M.

Did you know that... the minute hand crosses the hour hand 22 times in a 24-hour period...? (Now, you know!)

I don't need the Book of Jasher to tell me that. Genesis makes that clear. Jacob only took advantage of Esau's disregard (with God's blessing). Jacob was an opportunist. His oft-repeated epithet, "supplanter" is synonymous with the modern English, "underhanded."

His associated vowels are lost to history. That is why there is a dispute between "Jehovah," "Yahweh" and everything in between.

Those are all transliterations. Their emphasis is on pronunciation instead of meaning in the hearer's language.

It seems like you're asking, Is there a universal plumb line? If so, how would one recognize it?? The problem is that we are all born with little or no sense of it. We have to be "plugged in" before we can see (and abide by) it. Otherwise, we are doomed for not abiding by a standard that we...

With your argument that "[a]ll letters of the Hebrew alphabet are present in the English language with the same sounds," it sounds like you are making a case for better transliteration, rather than name translation.

Yehowshua transliterated is Joshua, Yeshua, Jesus, Iesous, etc. (depending on who you ask).* Yehowshua translated is He-Saves, Savior, Ransom, Liberator and other synonyms. *Specifics: Jesus < Iesous < Jeshua/Yeshua < Ye'shua < Yehowshua Joshua < Y'owshua < Yehowshua (Ye'shua & Y'owshua are...

Your post is off-topic. This thread is about whether to translate proper names in the Bible or to keep transliterating them.

Translating names [instead of transliterating them] would not adversely affect Biblical accuracy, but it would likely have a negative affect on its readability.

Someone quoted the Book of Jasher on another thread. What church considers it to be canon?

What church includes the Book of Jasher in their canon? (This is moving away from the OP of "name translation" vs. "name transliteration." I created a new thread so we don't further hijack this one.) The Book of Jasher...?

That's fine with me, but it begs the question, "Why are you here...?" (You're certainly welcome to be here. I just don't know how to process that statement.)

You brought "...Jacob was his mummy's boy and not as outgoing as Esau?" to the table. (That is well-supported, but not verbatim anywhere. And it means that I can call Esau a "drama queen," to use the modern vernacular.) dra·ma queen noun informal noun: drama queen; plural noun: drama queens a...

It was implied that Hairy came back empty-handed (from a hunt) while Underhanded was making stew. It was already made (and Red was too impatient to make his own). "Outgoing" was a relative term. Underhanded had an extended wrestling match with God, later. ;)

Esau was being a "drama queen."⭐

I agree, but that is what the Hebrews heard whenever they said these names to each other. Their conversations would have gone something like, "Hey, Goodness-of-Yah, I'd like you to meet my sister, God-Keeps-His-Promises..."