Anglo-Saxons, Britain and Christianity (Excellent Presentation)

Today I am very happy to be joined by Professor James Early to discuss how Christianity was reintroduced to the British Isles or to be precise, how it was introduced to the Anglo Saxons or maybe how it was spread among another Germanic aristocracy.
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[@studyofantiquityandthemidd4449]

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[@naimulhaq9626]

Anglo-Saxons converted many times into many things, from being slaves to the Romans, into unique revolutionaries, into the Buddhist mindset of Bodhisattva of obeying 'the rule of law (Magna Carta), into Christians, into protestants, into atheists, into scientists, rational thinkers, SF6 aware, etc., but what interests me is why or what converted them into compulsive pedophiles, yet fearing it to be dangerous and harmful, like many Europeans.

[@hankrogers8431]

FUCK YOUR CHRISTIANITY!

[@kevcaratacus9428]

@Rodney James what is the pope ? Is he a Christian ? Several different Popes told the crusades to go to war, to fight the Muslims and Capture the holy land. Which didn't belong to him or the church. Another Pope ordered the death of the Tudor Queen of England , Elizabeth 1st.

[@whiterider1414]

Dude, I love the format and just the unique way you present your subject matter, MAD REPECT! MORE CONTENT ON YOUR VIEWS ON MUSLIM CONQUEST VS CHRISTIANITY please! 😎

[@kevwhufc8640]

@@naimulhaq9626 this is obviously a wind up post . For a start the magna Carta ( great charter) was written during king John's time , 13th century. Long after the Norman invasion and end of Viking Saxon England, Thd Norman dynasty was also over and the plantagenet kings ruled. You need to read some genuine history instead of making it up just because of some jealous nonsense or whatever reason your chatting rubbish.

[@ShawarMoni]

I love it how favorably you rate your own video in the title😂

[@heyikindalikeyou]

Toot your own horn!

[@susanmorgan9310]

Might as well

[@charlottenugent8647]

Hilarious!!

[@patriciadaw1210]

Nothing wrong with having confidence in your own work. I would rather see that than false humility any day.

[@charleyfreyaelson]

🤣

[@CrypticConversions]

I love, love, love your programs. I have a request tho, just something for you to think about. :) You show such interesting shots during the show, but most of us have no idea where these things can be found. Would you consider putting some info as to where we can find these shots? Some are from ancient books, some are sculptures found in ancient architecture, etc. Thanks so much!

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I’m at 44” of the video and I’ve ordered both books that you’ve recommended, Dr. Early. I’m very interested in Christian history, it’s such an important factor in European/Near Eastern History. I don’t think a thorough understanding of the history can be attained without studying the history of of the religion. They’re not on Audible, or even Kindle, yet, but I suppose it won’t kill me to read a few paper books for once - I used to do it every day, for as many hours as I could get away with, ideally 16. Great recommendations. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise on this program, and thanks to you, Steve for the great presentation.

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

🤺☦🇷🇺Save your money and ask me instead...Anglo-Saxons, as all Germanic peoples, despite mixing with the Cimmerian race of the Celts (=Riphat R1b), are the race of Magog, defined by haplogroup I1

[@Thiudan698]

At 32:08. Bretwalda does not mean "ruler of britains", it means something like "wide-ruler". Bret or bryten is cognate with german "breit" which means large or wide. "Walda" is cognate with german "walten" and "in the name "walter", which indeed means "to rule".In german, "walten" means to rule over something.

[@dushamoya1661]

Yes, it means "overlord".

[@LibanMo012]

Mhm

[@lowersaxon]

True. German verwalten means administer, dictionaries also say manage. But in modern times to manage means far more than that. Bureaucrats administer but to manage nowadays has more to do with leadership, adjustment and innovation.

[@SKILLIUSCAESAR]

“Ruler of Britains” That’s hilarious, I haven’t gotten there yet but sounds like bad improv. Thnx for breakdown.

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

🤺☦🇷🇺Anglo-Saxons, as all Germanic peoples, despite mixing with the Cimmerian race of the Celts (=Riphat R1b), are the race of Magog, defined by haplogroup I1

[@_________________________7050]

Great upload, love the visuals, they really helped.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Hi Nick, I love your videos. I chose a different career, that I loved, but I think about going back to college for a history degree. It’s been a life-long interest of mine. It wouldn’t be for a career, I’m retired, but just for the pleasure of learning more. (The local community college doesn’t offer any history courses that I haven’t taken already, and the universities don’t allow auditing, as they used to). I’m mostly interested in ancient and medieval European history. Any suggestions for me?

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

My apologies, Steve, I thought Nick Barksdale was the presenter.

[@benziescha5438]

Starts at 14:50

[@doctorfil9489]

Thank you!

[@IamKingCraig]

No it doesnt! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I couldn’t identify the next episode(s) of this series in the channel playlist, please help, I really want to listen to more!

[@mauryginsberg7720]

16:30 Another factor in the Germanic tribes moving west was that their lands were being invaded by the Huns.

[@studyofantiquityandthemidd4449]

That is a valid point, the Huns and a variety of other peoples were on the Migration and or Warpath during this period and many people were on the run from what was coming.

[@fakepolice1902]

These are scribed (alchemical code) stories not littoral. Look what happened to those who believed SOL aka St Pa,ul ( Ba,al). Rome’s Christianity is not Original Christianity of those who you say excepted Rome’s Corrupt propaganda. Native Americans are tribe of Rubin of Israel and Galicia are Tribe of Dan ( Thua De Danon) and this is why you feel like they are similar. this is all estro theology coded in to propaganda by FLAVION Dynasty... anyway hope this helps a bit. research and confirm my words and I promise it will lead to some glorious truth which is awakening Amazing folks. Good luck and god bless.

[@kevwhufc8640]

@@fakepolice1902 Sol was a pagan God long before christianity was invented, Helios the greek God Romans called him Sol ( the sun God) nobody knows what neolithic people called it but they made offerings to the sun God long before the Greek of Roman eras. just look at Roman coins many have Sol on reverse, got nothing to do with Christianity or any Christian saints . Why do Christians keep trying to link pagan religion with christianity which came centuries later !? Saturnalia - Roman festival they gave gifts decorated trees , Christians stole it & called it Christmas, same time of year everything Christians stole Easter, originally the pagan Eostre, Goddess of spring new beginnings, new life , spring lamb , decorated eggs, all sound familiar!? Because they were around millennia before christianity. Irish and catholic churches worshipped Easter at different times of the year, until 7th century!!! Until the synod of whitby when they agreed on a date both were happy to agree with, 🙊 Doesn't seem very organised christianity, both those festival the most important in the Christian world & both previously pagan festivals at the same time .. Not knowing the right date for Easter is quite shocking, 600+ years churches worshipped different times ...

[@kevwhufc8640]

@Rodney James I wonder how far the huns would have gone had he hadn't died, which stopped them from continuing and they turned away towards home . I'd love a *what if* time machines..

[@kevwhufc8640]

@@creatingcalm4408 Oliver Cromwell , the original puritan leader banned Christmas because he said it was originally from a pagan festival. Puritans were chased out of Britain because everyone hates extremists, so the Puritans went to Europe because after Cromwell died nobody wanted his son or ancestors in Britain so they left for Europe and the Dutch or Germans didn't want them either because they preached like extremists saying everyone else was wrong except for them So they got another ship to America which sank , so they paid huge amounts for the captain of the Mayflower to take them to America, he didn't want to but did it for the money He never spoke to them and told them not to try preaching to his men otherwise he'd throw them all overboard. Nobody liked the puritans and they are the ancestors of USA bible belt ..

[@studyofantiquityandthemidd4449]

We also used more graphics, effects and stock footage that we purchased!

[@davidevans3227]

i live in south wales, uk, thankyou for some really interesting stuff 🙂 i would love to know what pictures were are looking at.. i think i recognised the book of the kells and the famous helmet from Sutton hoo, it's all so interesting and i like to get what i can out of things.. look forward to checking out some of your other videos.

[@martinzies2874]

I thought that Hengust and Horsa turned on Vortigern when he helped them fight the celts and picts but then pulled his men back once his land was safe.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

The animations ate wonderful, I didn’t know that the church in, Greece was under Rome so late.

[@brianb8889]

At around the 11 minute mark, he says that St. Patrick was an Englishman. But I had always been told that St. Patrick was a Briton, this is the first I have ever heard of someone claiming he was a Saxon. I'm a bit confused.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I’m not sure which link, if any, will lead me to the book recommendations.

[@momcilojagodic4581]

Dear sir, I am phd student of theology from Serbia (Orthodox theology faculty University of Belgrade) and my doctorat is named: Monactisim in anglosaxon church from 8th 'till 10th century. And I would like to know if there is any possibility that you could possibly give me some advices on literature that I could use for my doctorat. Tnak you very much.

[@gregoryrollins59]

Talking about the council of niacea in 325ce. And easter, look up aoster and what was a quardodecimans or a fourteener? I'm in agreement with them. Plus look a little more closely at why 300+ for the east compared to 5 for the west when around 800 made the trip. How fair did the east act? Did they act Christian?

[@glenm5034]

Just started to read The Drama of the Lost Disciples , by George F Jowett. It deals with Joseph of Arimathea and his tin trade business....

[@rebecca7843]

For anyone interested in this time period I would recommend the book Rune of Ing - Ship Burial on Amazon

[@davidniedjaco9869]

Great visualizations and videos as well

[@RagingDong]

There is still a strong celtic identity in parts of UK. A lot of local pagan celebrations, wasailing, morris dancing, flora dance still carried on to this day

[@skeleton2082]

Actually, most of those are Germanic. For example, wassailing is an Anglo-Saxon tradition, not a Celtic one. The Maypole is also an Anglo-Saxon tradition.

[@NimLeeGuy]

And nobody is sure where Morris dancing comes from

[@wisedragon173]

While the Anglo-Saxons and their heritage are nearly demonized in the UK. Some people want even to completely ban the mention of Anglo-Saxons in the universities, schools in the name of inclusiveness and Social Justice. In Sweden, the Vikings heritage is under attack. Woke liberals are running amok these days and unfortunately, the masses blindly follow them. However, in Germany the Germano- phobia it's even worse if Germans dare not to show utter contempt, disgust, and disconnect themselves from their Germanic ancestry they get attacked and labeled as Nazis. It's crazy that ancient people are being held accountable, vilified for the actions of Nazis who or in the case of the English, for the British Empire. Therefore you see Brits, Germans rather identify with the Celts or even the Romans than with any Germanic people.

[@ajrwilde14]

actually I think the Maypole is a Roman thing from their festival worshipping the goddess Flora

[@kevwhufc8640]

@@wisedragon173 nobody from England demonises the Anglo Saxons, thsts a new thing brought over by the USA, fk knows why , the Saxons were here over 1500 years before the USA existed, even the Normans who invaded Saxon England, are over a 1000 years before the USA existed,, Yanks need to stick to their own meagre 240 year old history. Museums in Britain don't include anything unless its older than 300 years ,, meh!

[@DustinKoffman]

The introduction was a little long, but the presentation was helpful. Thank you.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

The view that the original people of Britain were replaced by Celtic peoples from the continent is now outdated, especially in view of modern DNA analysis. It now seems that this Celticization was primarily the result of cultural diffusion, rather than major demographic changes. The majority genetic component of pre-Celtic British is WHG, indicating that essentially the same autochthonous people were there since the end of the Ice Age.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I wanted to learn more about the general history of Eastern Europe, but was amazed at how few good general history books in English were available. I’m sure they’ve been written, by the experts of the countries in this regions, so why not translated and published here?

[@kevcaratacus9428]

Which part of eastern Europe was you interested in reading about ? I guess most English history books write about western Europe because Britain is part of western Europe. ..but I'm sure there is plenty of info about eastern Europe online .

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

@@kevcaratacus9428 🤺☦🇷🇺Anglo-Saxons, as all Germanic peoples, despite mixing with the Cimmerian race of the Celts (=Riphat R1b), are the race of Magog, defined by haplogroup I1

[@kevcaratacus9428]

@@EasternRomeOrthodoxy magog,. kinda sounds like a Welsh name of a God, or ruler .

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

@@kevcaratacus9428 Oh cool, I didn't know that. Can you write own those pagan gods' names? How about Riphat? I think the Welsh link it to their Welsh name Redphat or something like that. Or maybe the Irish di, I can't remember

[@kevcaratacus9428]

@@EasternRomeOrthodoxy Gog magog - apparently a God who was over 12 feet high and had supernatural powers. Lived on Cambridge downs in England. Tbh , ionly know that bc I googled it :)

[@nuggetoftruth-ericking7489]

This was fascinating.

[@pyrrhusofepirus3792]

I like how it devolved into magic tricks and purity testing "look I cured the blind" "how humble is he"

[@kevinpenlington5020]

The monks of the Roman Church did not shave the head. The hair was removed with a pumice stone. At the time that the Mercian kings called themselves Bretwalda they were in alliance with the kings of Gwynedd who called themselves King of the Britons. When the alliance broke down the Mercians started to call themselves King of the English. There were Germanic speaking auxiliaries in Roman Britain from ( at least) the 3rd century, as evidenced by graves in Romano-British cemeteries. The situation at the time of the Anglo-Saxons was a complicated one of alliances. It was not a racial conflict.

[@davidniedjaco9869]

Great documentary..loved it!!!

[@mrnoedahl]

Thanks for your video. I really enjoyed it; looking forward to more. They need to show your videos in public schools rather than the crap they watch now.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

The history of anywhere outside of America is always more interesting to me, an American.

[@henryhaven1029]

The archeology suggests that the Jutes originate from Sweden , funerary urns and such found on the Isle of Wight most closely resemble those of southern Sweden in this historical period .

[@jan-mp9wr]

May I ask a question: Will there be a day when all countries and kingdoms become Islamic? Will Islam occupy a country that has made Christianity an important symbol for it? I am an Arab from Syria and I say to all Europeans, Americans, and all Christian countries, stick to your beliefs. I know what they say in Islamic mosques about Christians. These ideas stand against this intellectual invasion. Defend the religion of your ancestors, because the day you know is near, and your country is the greatest of countries. Do not make it Islamic. Thank you for all the revolutionary voices.

[@jwilly40]

It'd be nice to look at the Anlgo Saxons after the Norman conquest.

[@ajrwilde14]

no it wouldn't they became slaves overnight after the land was divided amoungst the Normans and many in the North were starved to death

[@aidanharrison3888]

" I came , I saw , I bought a postcard , I went home "

[@karlgimblett]

For anyone interested in the writings of Bede etc., head to Gutenberg.org where you can download them for free.

[@charlesschwaboverhere5582]

I didn't realize Bill Murray knew so much about history

[@yingyang1008]

It's kinda interesting how easy it was to defeat the British Celts - the anglo saxons only arrived in small numbers, the vikings only arrived in small raids, even the normans only arrived in like 20,000 people

[@michealjones9863]

The romans killed all the fighting tribes and introduced the pact romana ( Roman peace ) so when the Romans left Britain And the Saxons arrived all was left was citizens and peaceful Christians. The romans never took Scotland and either did the Saxons

[@lowersaxon]

@@michealjones9863 True. You mean pax romana.

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

🤺☦🇷🇺Anglo-Saxons, as all Germanic peoples, despite mixing with the Cimmerian race of the Celts (=Riphat R1b), are the race of Magog, defined by haplogroup I1

[@johnegan8136]

43:00 Reasons for conversion from paganism to Christianity: If you were Christian you could not be enslaved by other Christians, but if you were Pagan you could be enslaved by Christians or by other Pagans. When there was a local powerful Christian power, you were wise to convert pretty quickly. You were then saved (in this life as well as in the next).

[@piotrdrukier]

can anyone share a pdf copy of The Barbarian Conversion?

[@johnmaclagan2263]

Anglo-saxon's in England or South Britain, the Picts were strong after the roman ladies left, they were also very strong when the romans were here. Can the american professor tell me when the anglo-saxons ventured north to take on the Picts ? Just the dates of a few battles ? The romans left England 410 AD, oh right when did they leave Britain ? The romans last campaign into Caledonia was 211 AD, after this failure they retreated back to Hadrians Wall

[@johnmaclagan2263]

@Urien Rheged Ill take a look at it buddy for sure. Tacitus called them Caledoni's when he wrote the Agricola, we will never know for sure because they left no written pages. All we have is the standing stones and accounts from biased sources, Bede from Northumbria, Gildas from Wales, Anglo-Saxon Chronicles, the Agricola wrote by the nephew of the Roman General

[@johnmaclagan2263]

@Urien Rheged skyelander.orgfree.com/scot3.html

[@jefferylayfield5788]

Interesting my father's last name has Nottingham and saxons crossed this time

[@JakQ9]

Damn, this is informative and easy to understand.

[@mauryginsberg7720]

6:06 I have read that In Roman times the British Iceni tribe who were in present day Norfolk did not speak a Celtic language rather they spoke a Germanic language.

[@studyofantiquityandthemidd4449]

That is very interesting! Do you have an article you can link here so that we can all check it out?

[@kais.1684]

I've read papers that argue a proto English dialect existed in south Britain during the classical era. The theory based upon coinage and place names was that the Belgi had a cross channel influence. I will have to look for a link to paste later.

[@MrAwrsomeness]

@@kais.1684 belgi are mostly Celtic

[@Stephenvguerra]

I've heard of this theory too. When the Anglo, Saxons and and Jutes arrived in Britain, there was also a closely related Germanic language already there that had adopted some Celtic elements, like grammatical "do" already. When the next wave came in during the 400s, their slightly different version of germanic folded in. This theory was completely shot down previously, but is getting new life now. Linguist John Mcwhorter is coming out with a book about this soon.

[@ajrwilde14]

@@Stephenvguerra wow that is fascinating

[@matthewmann8969]

The Anglos were some pretty hard negotiators

[@davidniedjaco9869]

The only thing is when showing the expansion of Christianity segment, even though it doesn't show much of the middle east or east Asia, it wasn't shown how expansive the Church of the East was in those areas..it was huge! I realize that's not what this video is about, but you it did show the other "expressions" of Christianity on the map..if one went on geographical expansion alone, one would think the COTE was top dog.

[@IamKingCraig]

This is missing out loads of early christian history.

[@GrandeSalvatore96]

55:00 what was going on in India??

[@Celticcross688]

Iona Islay Colonsay, Oronsay islands classed as the Inner Hebrides.. Lewis & Harris outer Hebrides..

[@marklauterman2516]

2 Ti. 4:21 Pudens and Claudia origin of Welsh Baptists

[@feral7523]

Jutes+Angles(original great heathen army)=Great great great great great great great great great grandadies of the Danish viking who figured their ancestors had gone soft with chrisianity

[@cerberus2654]

Sounds like DarkMatter

[@MrCharlieC23]

Great presentation. The presenter sounds like Cleveland from Family Guy.

[@RagingDong]

Arent celts, danes, saxons, franks, goths all decended from indoeuropians, people who turned into scythians

[@wisedragon173]

The Danese ( Vikings), Saxons, Franks, Goths are all Germanic people who originated in Scandinavia. The Celts were originally from South Germany, Austria before they migrated to Britain, France, etc. However, all Europeans have Indo-European ancestry even those who don't speak an Indo-European language like the Finns or the Basques. The difference is that Northern Europeans have a much more percentage of Indo-European ancestry than Southern Europeans.

[@rubenjames7345]

I'm sorry, but this guy comes off like some bloke that you met down at the pub.

[@sarala9794]

I disagree. My impression was that the speaker has done a lot of research of the primary sources. It also seems that his admission of scant evidence is very honest.

[@NimLeeGuy]

@@sarala9794 he admits he finds old English difficult, and he made up his own course.

[@SpiritualFathers]

I am very impressed with the amount details of professor Early but... The interactive map that was showing the spread of Christianity was just WRONG sometimes. And the big mistake was Eastern Europe. It seems that American historians still think that it is fine to be super correct when Western Europe is concerned and vague with Eastern because Anglo-Saxon is our culture so that is what they continue to do. Just one small addition to your digital map. Poland was Chistianized in 966 so make the amendments straight away because it is very unprofessional to leave it like that... Other Eastern countries, especially Kievan Rus was much bigger and had border with Polish tribes so except for Baltic states, whole Europe was Christianized by 966... Check your facts please!!!

[@lowersaxon]

The Frisian dialect of modern German, - there are ‚Friesen’ (Frisiens) in what is still today called East and Northern Friesland in Germany - has much in common with modern English: they say pan (pronounced pun but written pan) and you say pan. Its a significantly shorter step from modern Frisian dialect to learning English than from modern High German. Fact. Cheers 🍺 from 🇩🇪

[@venushynniewta5476]

Church Of England : Anglican Church Of Scotland : Presbyterian Church Of Ireland : Anglican

[@phyllismoore7656]

❤

[@MrLigonater]

Pope Gregory dad jokes

[@matjones5401]

St Patrick was Welsh

[@charlesd3a]

When you refer to the British isles we wonder what are referring to. To the British the British isles are Ireland and the United Kingdom, but we in Ireland don't see ourselves as part of the British isles, but through the good Friday Agreement the The "Isles" is what they were to be called. Patrick was Walsh not English. Patrick was taken as a slave to Ireland by Niall of the nine hostages whom was based within the Northwest coast of Ireland. Patrick had come back to Ireland after being freed and went back home to Wales he decided to become a Priest it wasn't till he had a dream about returning to Ireland to free the Irish, prech to the Irish and spread the faith. Patrick wasn't alone as members of his family also went with him. His sister married a son of King Niall. So there was a union between both families. The brittons were actually an Irish tribe sect. So the the name Britton also came from the Irish. The Picts were of the North East of today's Scotland. The Picts seem to have just disappeared.. The Romans never invaded Ireland. The Romans built Hedreans wall to keep the Scoti out. Alba the gealic name for Scotland actually means land of the Irish Geal. They seem to be new evidence that says that the Irish aren't Celts but of an earlier older race of people. We in Ireland were taught that the Irish was made up of two races of people one of which was headed by a daughter of a Pharaoh. St colmcille or st Columba as he is also known. Founded the abby on Iona because his Uncle whom was King within that part of Scotland. Columba was a grandson of Niall of the nine hostages and st eunan st Adomnán in Irish was also a kin of Columba, whom wrote the life of st Columba. It is said that Eunan was born near Raphoe which is the head of the church in Tirconnell northwest coast of Ireland. Derry city was also a site of another abby founded by Columba. Ray is a parish within Manorcunningham which is said to be the oldest Parish in Tirconnell that was founded by st Patrick himself.

[@robertrotole4879]

Stay away from podcasts like this. It's all advertising.there are many excellent documentaries, no ads.

[@kevinpenlington5020]

Patrick was not English, he was a Romano-Briton. The name being related to patrician. The term Iceni is probably a derivation of an Indo-European root cen ( kin folk, genetic, bachgen (boy child) contain a similar root). Boudicca is a Brythonic word meaning Victoria ( male form Boudiccos).

[@jacquelinevanderkooij4301]

Have you prove?

[@kevinpenlington5020]

@@jacquelinevanderkooij4301 I hope that I don't bore you with this, and that it covers what you want it to. I don't know how much you know about linguistics, as a speaker of a modern Insular Celtic language (Cymraeg, known in English as Welsh, there is no evidence that Britons ever called themselves Celts. Greek - Keltoi, Iulius Caesar says that Gauls did.), we have an advantage in linguistics as vowel and consonant mutations are hardwired into our grammar. (Also vowel mutation is familiar in Deutsch in strong verbs and consonant mutation in Grimm's Law where the Indo-European pater - vater - vader - father.) In Welsh we have three mutations of consonants :soft, nasal and aspirate. Whereby cath (a cat), y gath (the cat), fy nghath (my cat), tri chath (three cats). The only other one I will use is the soft mutation t to d. Celtic is a linguistic term not a racial classification and German may be equated, in English, to the people, some of whom, are called Deutsch but the Latin stem German* changed in meaning from sister - related to - genuine and in this sense it was used to diffentiate the Cis from the Trans Alpine Gauls. It later referred to a North European and was used to describe two tribes, one Celtic, the Cimbri (Cym, meaning together and bro, meaning a region we still use the words today and call ourselves Cymru) and another tribe the Teutoni (Teutonic, Deutsch). ( Latin, German and Proto Celtic languages are all derived from I E so there are many similarities, especially at this early period.) There is no evidence of Germanic languages being spoken in Britain before the Romans used Batavian Auxiliaries. The Iceni were not mentioned by Caesar (Tacitus mentions them) but he mentioned the Ceni Magni. Most tribes just call themselves the people (cenetlon is old Brythonic for tribe or nation and cenedl is modern Welsh for nation, magni just means big or greater.) Caeser says that the continental Belgae claimed to be german, but what sense do they use the word in? There is some evidence, in Continental Belgic areas, of some German personal and place names but the overwhelming evidence is that they spoke a Celtic language! I would be surprised if there was no mixing of people as they were on the border of the Teutonic tribes but I am talking about languages and what relevance the race of two thousand year old tribes has our modern multi-ethnic-multi-cultural society I fail to see. Hope you didn't fall asleep!

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

🤺☦🇷🇺Anglo-Saxons, as all Germanic peoples, despite mixing with the Cimmerian race of the Celts (=Riphat R1b), are the race of Magog, defined by haplogroup I1

[@lavette916]

it is beyond me that nobody gets the fact that if you do not know alchemy you do not know shit this is an interpretation of a scribbled work ! you should first unscribble it before attempting to decipher it learn alchemy then re-learn everything you thought you knew

[@fakepolice1902]

Lavette alchemy 100% and estro theology to connect. It’s hard to hear people think these are littoral words and not code. As above so below may soon be pushed to XOTERIC from esoteric as i don’t see any other way to awaken common folk to what is being practiced by their rulers but our voices will not be heard until they gain the ear of inner knowledge. Bless your transmutation, we are all here awaiting and watching with you🕎 Mazzaroth may be the answer key in 2020 as I do see many awakening which will set the stage of proper dynamics for lowering of divine template as long as people want truth. 👑🐑🦚

[@ZaidIsm007]

This guy sounds like Norm McDonald. I'm waiting for him to bust out some jokes as he's teaching me about the complexities of the late antiquity western church and the Anglo-Saxons.

[@gwynwilliams4222]

The Welsh were Christian in the 1st century and spread christianity to Ireland and England. The Welsh taught the Irish and English to read

[@ajrwilde14]

really

[@davidniedjaco9869]

Still in Communion with Rome

[@marklauterman2516]

Ex. 12:2 Da.7:25 Lk. 1:5 1Chr 24:10 Re 18:4 The reckoning of time, the sabbath, and the birth of Jesus (Tabernacles not Christmas)

[@najwabadaoui9774]

×1,75

[@ameanasaur]

That title alone got me clicking, anybody with even a passing interest in European history would watch this video just out of principal

[@studyofantiquityandthemidd4449]

Amen, hahahaha! Thanks for watching!

[@ameanasaur]

@@studyofantiquityandthemidd4449 Thanks for the channel, I love your approach and the many different sources provided, a history enthusiasts dream. Keep on keepin on :)

[@studyofantiquityandthemidd4449]

ameanasaurus rex hey that is great, and I’m honestly happy to hear that! Happy to have you with us and great things are coming!

[@aatypzbt6258]

This is typical for Americans thinking they know what they're talking about. The previous comment really highlights it all.

[@willlowsage9603]

hail Óðinn! hail Þórr! hail Frigg! hail Freyja! hail Tyr! hail Bragi! hail Njord! hail Rán! hail Freyr! hail Baldr! hail Iðunn! hail Skadi! hail Loki! hail Ullr! hail Heimdall!

[@jacquelinevanderkooij4301]

The romain people were not only Italian. The roains conquert land and let local people work for them. Those people were trained in military. Also they slaved germanic people, especially young children and brought them up like Romans.

[@kevcaratacus9428]

Celts Saxons Vikings. Share similar DNA.. That's because they come from same part of the world Northern Europe. That's why we're all white skinned & have similar features. All countries were small tribal areas before becoming larger countries ruled by a single king. England didn't exist as a single country until the late 10th century. The Celts Saxons Vikings all similar DNA all created what became the England of the past 1000 years.. Obviously America didn't evolve the same way bc its only 200 yrs old & was started by the British & other European countries. Kent* is named after the Cantii , a Celtic people. Scandinavia Is Denmark Sweden' etc etc..🤔 Northumbria wasn't a kingdom, it was a region made of several kingdoms.

[@wisedragon173]

Saxons, Angles, Vikings are all Germanics who originated in Scandinavia while Celts were from Southern Germany, Austria. Having said that Celts and Germanics are two distinct ethnic groups, albeit closely related. The Celts have some links to the early Italics too.

[@ajrwilde14]

@@wisedragon173 yes Celts were Central Europeans who spread out in all directions, but they were not Germanic

[@NorvelCooksey]

I can save everyone a hour. We took it there when we took the island and made it Anglo-land.

[@Putaspellonyou]

Anglo Saxons didn't invade, they settled. Romans, Vikings and Normans invaded.

[@risin4949]

He says referring to the Roman-British that "they could not raise their own army". He then moves quickly on to germanic mercenaries. This always happens. I have never yet seen or read an explanation of why the Romano-British were so militarily useless. Is this why the Arthur legend is so popular, an attempt to regain some dignity?

[@stanleyshannon4408]

Patrick was not 'English' for God's sake...

[@feral7523]

and there was plenty of other christian missionaries converting prior to and at the same time in Ireland its just that he's brand/cliche of monks gained power and eventually whitewashed most of the rivals from history,rememeber christianity is/was mostly about gaining power,wealth and influence of/over the local regancies just like the Druidic priests did prior to them.

[@siarlb8115]

St Patrick wasn’t English...England didn’t exist at this time ...Patrick was Romano British. Contrary to the title this is a lightweight lecture

[@Refo3000]

pozdro uz

[@debbiecooper3661]

No Dan Esau went threw doors of no return. Ishmael knows better just like 10 lost tribes was naked 3000 years while tribe of Dan fled God's punishment and bowed to Egypt Joseph who was guests in House of bondage not 10 lost tribes Arrons people who is paleo Indians caucasian Hebrew Israelites the last to come down cave of treasures

[@kevtherev8194]

No original Brits. Even the Celts were immigrants from Europe.

[@skeleton2082]

"No original Brits" The Western Hunter-Gatherers: Am I a joke to you?

[@kevtherev8194]

@@skeleton2082 there was a 1km ice glacier covering Britain until APPROX 20,ooo years BC. After it melted, EUROPEAN hunter-gatherers immigrated to Britain WALKING across English Channel - then, only a river.

[@skeleton2082]

Kev the Rev Yes, I know that. But they were the first humans there therefore they were the first human natives. By this logic no one is native to anywhere. Also, they didn’t come as immigrants they came as settlers.

[@kevtherev8194]

@@skeleton2082indeed. Agree. You're right.

[@richardamerike7328]

Read the king arthur conspiracy by grant berkeley

[@AmericanWoman1964]

The Angelo Saxons are largely forgotten today? People just don't know much about 'em? Who are you kidding? If anything we are overwhelmed with this and little attention given to any other group. We have re-enactors, hoards of tourist traps, inspired writers (JRRtolkein). We know the most about this group and period. I would recommend watching Francis Pryor or looking up Dr. David Howlett... one of the best documentaries to date in this regard: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYWZcpebotJmbc0 . And Bede.. is FOS. he never even left the monastery and is an unreliable source.

[@IamKingCraig]

11:16 patrick wasnt english 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 he was welsh. As was britain at that time. England wasnt even a nation. The welsh are the original inhabitants of these isles. Cymru am byth

[@owentaylor9884]

The night of the long knives when at a peace conference the Saxons stabbed to death the 300 kings and chieftains of the British

[@michealjones9863]

StPatrick was not an English man. He was a Britonic Roman Cristian. The English didn’t even exist as a ppl at that time. They were still Germanic hooligans then and not much has changed

[@si4632]

a brit yes

[@charlesd3a]

The church integrated elements of the pagan faith into the church.

[@stlouisix3]

*_Saviour Jesus & Mary_** and all the saints in Heaven, love all African people!* 🤍🕊🇬🇪❤ May all Africans & Europeans love each other, and may everyone unite through our Christian love & charity by the power of the Holy Ghost. Amen; thank you Mary for your dear prayers😊☺😃🙏

[@phyllismoore7656]

😂

[@kiwihans100]

According to the 'Venerable bede "The Christian faith replaced paganism at the battle of Winward Nov 15th 655AD when PENDA of Mercia was beheaded by OSWUI of Bernicia. Thus ended paganism in Britain. Many were put to the sword or drowned and the victory the result of divine intervention due to Oswiu's prayer that 'If I am successful, I will enter my daughter into a convent as a nun!'. So once again, as in Roman Italy & all other European lands 'Christianity' was established not by preaching but at the edge of the sword, torture and death! ( Islam was no different!). This is NOT the true Christianity of Love.

[@Rannsack]

The host seems more knowledgeable than the speaker.

[@dennisclark554]

EASTER? Where in the Scriptures is Easter celebrated? Christ kept the Passover!

[@built4speed101]

Dennis, this therm Easter in Scripture isn't the same celebration with chocolate bunnies and hardboiled eggs. The KJV translators should've just used the word Passover, but this is the Linguistics during that time period. Acts 12:4 KJV And when he had apprehended him, he put him in prison, and delivered him to four quaternions of soldiers to keep him; intending after 👉Easter👈 to bring him forth to the people. G3957 Original: πάσχα Transliteration: pascha Phonetic: pas'-khah Thayer Definition: the paschal sacrifice (which was accustomed to be offered for the people's deliverance of old from Egypt) the paschal lamb, i.e. the lamb the Israelites were accustomed to slay and eat on the fourteenth day of the month of Nisan (the first month of their year) in memory of the day on which their fathers, preparing to depart from Egypt, were bidden by God to slay and eat a lamb, and to sprinkle their door posts with its blood, that the destroying angel, seeing the blood, might pass over their dwellings; Christ crucified is likened to the slain paschal lamb the paschal supper the paschal feast, the feast of the Passover, extending from the 14th to the 20th day of the month Nisan Origin: of Aramaic origin cf H6453 TDNT entry: 19:56,8 Part(s) of speech: Noun Neuter Strong's Definition: Of Chaldee origin (compare [H6453]); the Passover (the meal, the day, the festival or the special sacrifices connected with it): - Easter, Passover. G3957 πάσχα (páscha｜pas'-khah｜aramaic transliterated word｜Passover)[Grk] πάσχα LN: 4.27, 51.6, 51.7 GK: G4247 Hebrew: פֶּסַח‎ Derivation: of Chaldee origin (compare פֶּסַח‎); Strong's: the Passover (the meal, the day, the festival or the special sacrifices connected with it) KJV: --Easter, Passover. See: 👉פֶּסַח‎👈 H6453 👉Original: פּסח👈 Transliteration: pesach Phonetic: peh'-sakh BDB Definition: passover sacrifice of passover animal victim of the passover festival of the passover Origin: from H6452 TWOT entry: 1786a Part(s) of speech: Noun Masculine Strong's Definition: From H6452; a pretermission, that is, exemption ; used only technically of the Jewish Passover (the festival or the victim): - passover (offering).

[@dennisclark554]

@@built4speed101 I agree with most of what you say with a few exceptions. First of all, the Passover was mandated to be kept by all the tribes of Israel and not just the Jews. Second, Jesus Christ Himself ordered His disciples to keep the Passover meal just as set by His example as follows: John 13:14-15 "If I then, your Lord and Master, have washed your feet; ye also ought to wash one another’s feet. For I have given you an example, that ye should do as I have done to you." Third, most Christian churches today no not keep the Passover as mandated by Christ but rather observe His resurrection from the dead on "Easter Sunday." Fourth, I cannot find any command in the Scriptures requiring an observation anyone's resurrection from the dead including Christ Himself. Fifth, religious observances of a resurrection from the dead are commonly found in pagan religions worldwide like that of the Egyptian god Osiris. Sixth, I therefore have this question: Are the so called Christian religions of this world really Christian?

[@built4speed101]

@@dennisclark554 Remember Dennis, Christ Jesus is our Passover! For this is the evidence of the New Covenant spoken in Jeremiah 31:31-33 and Hebrews 7-9! The Law is our schoolmaster that points us to Christ Jesus, like what the Apostle Paul wrote. Individuals must be careful not to fall into the trap of the Hebrew Roots movement methodology on intermingling Jewish Mysticism based on man's traditions. As a Christian, there's no need to offer an animal sacrifice because the Atonement of Jesus Christ is BETTER!!

[@built4speed101]

@@dennisclark554 Dennis, you have to use discernment to separate what is of God versus the cultic forms of paganism! It's noted throughout Scripture how people would ignorantly sacrifice to dumb idols and the best example can be found in the Book of Exodus: YHWH versus the gods of Egypt. You'll most definitely see who is VICTORIOUS in that event!! If you read the 10 Commandments, God instructed not to worship or serve false gods: Exodus 20:1-7 NASB Then God spoke all these words, saying, [2] "I am the LORD your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery. [3] "You shall have no other gods before Me. [4] "You shall not make for yourself an idol, or any likeness of what is in heaven above or on the earth beneath or in the water under the earth. [5] You shall not worship them or serve them; for I, the LORD your God, am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers on the children, on the third and the fourth generations of those who hate Me, [6] but showing lovingkindness to thousands, to those who love Me and keep My commandments. [7] "You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain, for the LORD will not leave him unpunished who takes His name in vain.

[@built4speed101]

@@dennisclark554 In John 13, Christ Jesus was illustrating that His humility towards His disciples. He is our Master, but look how He cared for them. We should do the same for those... You asked about the Resurrection of Christ Jesus, do you honor and worship Christ Jesus?

[@kingjacobworldtv12]

The reason why people forgot about the Anglo Saxons, because they were dark Black people

[@kevcaratacus9428]

Assuming Christians writing about Times several centuries before Christians had any power in Britain. And expect it to be factual That's beyond naive. That's pure ignorance. Obviously the information is known to be incorrect by the people working in England & we have known its typical church version history long before I started my archaeological career , which is over 25 years ago now. Bede tells us the British were Christians by 4th century. Which is based on nothing. And of course is completely wrong.

[@Whitewolf76241]

I see the truth through the negatives thank you for the info it's awesome huh

[@Whitewolf76241]

Christians have been around since 0030 AD

[@kevcaratacus9428]

@@Whitewolf76241 yes in the Palestinian or Jerusalem area . Not in Britain tho .

[@Whitewolf76241]

@@kevcaratacus9428 yh gomer japeth descendants

[@kevcaratacus9428]

@@Whitewolf76241 I don't know who they are ..

[@RyanMichaelMcCrossan1422]

Anglo Saxons are Son's of Isaac BRIT-ISH in Hebrew means "Covenant Man" We are one of the lost tribes of Israel.

[@RyanMichaelMcCrossan1422]

@Eremias Ranwolf ?

[@vixenrevitup]

We are ALL the lost tribes, not just one, for Romans 9:7 says that, “Through Isaac shall your descendants be named.” Only the Anglo-Saxon, Germanic, Scandinavian, Celtic, and kindred people fulfill ALL the Biblical prophecies regarding the Abrahamic Covenant. Watch TruthVids’ ‘100 Proofs the Israelites Were White,’ and you will see just extensive the proof of this fact is.

[@RyanMichaelMcCrossan1422]

@@vixenrevitup Do you know what modern day nations make up the tribes of Israel? Do you believe God's promise to David of an everlasting Throne?

[@debbiecooper3661]

Um lost tribes was never Islam BEFORE Islam Babylon Africa Egypt nor christianity BEFORE England slavery

[@genoveseLLB]

This is the most un-historical presentation. Awful! The Saxons did not speak old English. They spoke old German!

[@jessicaencinas2247]

Catholicism is Not Christianity.

[@si4632]

🤣🤣

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

🤺☦🇷🇺Anglo-Saxons, as all Germanic peoples, despite mixing with the Cimmerian race of the Celts (=Riphat R1b), are the race of Magog, defined by haplogroup I1