Yes - No or Not I ?

 The Hebrew word: “No or Not”, may sometimes Express a positive intention, or a rhetorical question. There are two main Hebrew words: “LE = לֹא or EL = אַל”, that are often used to express, “No or Not”. Sadly translators often make mistakes. An incorrect use of the word “No or Not”, occur in: 

(Ex 20:3; Isa 2:9-10; Jer 18:23; Neh 5:4; )

Exodus 20:1–2 (NASB95) — 1 Then (God = אֱלֹהִ֔ים = Eloheyem) spoke (E-tH = אֵ֛ת = Sign of Covenant) )all = כָּל = K-L) (these words = הַדְּבָרִ֥ים = Ha...D-B-R-Ye-M), saying, 2 “(I am = אָֽנֹכִ֖י֙ = E-N-K-Ye) (Lord God = יהוה אֱלֹהֶ֑֔י = Yehwah Elohe), who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery.

Alpha and Omega?

 Covenant אָת Sign

The “First” letter of the Hebrew alphabet: ( אָ = figuratively portrays the Father, as the “Head” of governing authority). The “Last” Hebrew letter: ( ת = tH = represents a sign or marker). Uniting the “First” and “Last” letters together: ( אָת = E-tH = is a Covenant Sign of agreement).

Even the Hebrew word: (Sabbaths = שַׁבְּתֹת = sh-B-tH-tH = Ends with the “ ת =tH = sign or marker”, of “ שַׁ = sh = Unity” within a “ בְּ = B = House =  ).

(Ex 31:13; 16; 17; Eze 20:12; 19; 20; )

See also:  Knowing Yehwah?

First and Last