But e-Sword.net doesn't have all the texts in existence, it does not even have any of the Aramaic Text lines at all.

And it does not yet have any of the Dead Sea Scrolls Hebrew texts either. And there are many Greek texts that are not to be found on e-Sword yet. e-Sword also gets liked to the inexhaustive Hebrew to Englsih and Greek to English lexicons of Strong's.

e-Sword is a good start, but only a good start. sorta like the 1st week of 5th Grade.

The Old Testament, aka, the Tanach even of the older manuscripts and codice of Hebrew never had any vowel markings. It is the Oral Law(or Traditions of the Pharisees) that decided between 137 A.D. and into the 1100 A.D., to decide what vowels of the Hebrew 'should be' as to be inserted. The Tradition of pronouncitation was considered to be The Authority. Go figure.

At least the LXX has vowels in it.

Was it originally KJV.. no way in hell, or wait, yes, Only in Hell was the KJV the 'original Bible'. Same could be said of the NIV for that matter.

Did Abraham write a Book? If so, in what Language? He was of Ur of the Chaldeans according to the later 'Bible'.. what language writing system did Abraham use?

Abraham is reckoned to have lived somewhere around 2,300 B.C. to 2,100 B.C.

Do we have any of Jacob-Isreal's 'book'? If he had written it down for his prosperity? What writing system would Jacob-Israel have used? We don't know.

What we have or at least many thing they have is a line of textual descend apparently down from the time of Ezra and Neimiah's day. What writing system did they use or discover in the ruins of Solomon's Temples? WE don't know.

Lots Not Known -- Lot's no longer in existence in its original forms.

In 300 more years will the original parchament of the U.S COnstituion even still be in physical existence? Or will only copies of copies of copies of it then still exist?

Big questions...

Its all By Faith.