A study of all Semitic roots used in the Hebrew Bible, their meanings categorized on the basis of light shed on individual letters' meanings by the reconstructed original Kabbalah, as detailed in World Egg in the Cauldron of Art: The Restored Lost Core of Kabbalah and Its Scientific Implications, by the same author. This previous work, summarized herein, compares what survives of Kabbalah with what has survived of Celtic bardic lore in the British Isles, two traditions that branched from the same original trunk: since they decayed by different routes, they fill each other's holes to reveal a deep store of understanding covering not only metaphysics but also chemistry and particle physics-a relic of the state of science in the previous civilization (destroyed around the eleventh millennium BCE)? The focus of this current work is how words chosen by the poets who wrote the Bible reinforce or modify the underlying meanings of their initial letters as revealed by that older strata of knowledge.