Itwasre-echoedthroughEngland，Germany，France，andAmerica，and，ifpossible，yetmorehighlydeveloped。InEnglandTheophilusGalesethimselftoprovethatnotonlyallthelanguages，butallthelearningoftheworld，hadbeendrawnfromtheHebrewrecords。
ThisorthodoxdoctrinewasalsofullyvindicatedinHolland。
Sixyearsbeforethecloseoftheseventeenthcentury，Morinus，DoctorofTheology，ProfessorofOrientalLanguages，andpastoratAmsterdam，publishedhisgreatworkonPrimaevalLanguage。
ItsfrontispiecedepictstheconfusionoftonguesatBabel，and，asapendanttothis，thepentecostalgiftoftonguestotheapostles。Inthesuccessivechaptersofthefirstbookheprovesthatlanguagecouldnothavecomeintoexistencesaveasadirectgiftfromheaven；thatthereisaprimitivelanguage，themotherofalltherest；thatthisprimitivelanguagestillexistsinitspristinepurity；thatthislanguageistheHebrew。ThesecondbookisdevotedtoprovingthattheHebrewlettersweredivinelyreceived，havebeenpreservedintact，andarethesourceofallotheralphabets。Butinthethirdbookhefeelsobligedtoallow，inthefaceofthecontrarydogmaheld，ashesays，by“notafewmosteminentmenpiouslysolicitousfortheauthorityofthesacredtext。”thattheHebrewpunctuationwas，afterall，notofDivineinspiration，butalateinventionoftherabbis。
France，also，washeldtoallappearanceincompletesubjectiontotheorthodoxideauptotheendofthecentury。In1697