The Fall of Ancient Israel | Casual Historian | Jewish History

[@CasualHistorian]

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[@habibainunsyifaf6463]

That is very comprehensible and seeing biblical sources supported by a scientific reaearches is a breath of fresh air

[@sheltr9735]

Thanks! First-time viewer. LOVED IT!

[@DamonNomad82]

2:46 I like to refer to the rivalry between Rehoboam and Jereboam as "The Battle of the 'Boams".

[@Abilliph]

Sadly, it doesn't work in Hebrew in the same way. It's Rehav'am and Yerov'am.

[@onaematopia]

@@Abilliph what about “The Battle of the ‘Am’s” ?

[@Abilliph]

@@onaematopia great! Now it actually means "the battle of the nations"! Since Rehav'am means "wide nation" (or supportive of the nation)... And Yerov'am means "adversary of the nation". Makes you think if those were their real names.

[@onaematopia]

@@Abilliph thanks. This might be wrong but is “am” like the Hebrew equivalent of of “ish”, as in English, Swedish etc, and “Stan” e.g Afghanistan, Pakistan etc. Also, do Jews still speak Yiddish or only Hebrew now?

[@Abilliph]

@@onaematopia "am" means only a nation or a people. For example... Am Israel is the nation (or people) of Israel. The ending ish in English.. is the ending -i in Hebrew. Like in Israeli, or Angli (English person), or Shvedi (Swedish person). I think Afghanistan means land/place of the Afghani people. Land in Hebrew would be " 'erets".. like " 'erets Israel"= land of Israel. Jews live mainly in the USA and Israel today. Those in USA speak English, some Hebrew, and the more religious communities speak Yiddish. All the Jews living in Israel speak Hebrew.. with very few that also know Yiddish. So I would say Jews speak mostly Hebrew and English now. Happy to answer if you have more questions..

[@Numba003]

Thank you for this video! We're doing a study of historical events and the historical context around Biblical events in my Sunday Bible study class. These videos are helpful resources. God be with you out there everybody. ✝️ :)

[@jonathanrotem251]

As an Israeli- thank you

[@Mynameismyumame]

@@charlescardonacarlitobrill99 legend, like the greec gods, they all have moral story, how to live in a society

[@Mynameismyumame]

@@charlescardonacarlitobrill99 please we already done that, with the bolivian evo Morales, guess what they had to change president because he was a crook, btw who cares if your a color xd, money crookes every one.

[@Mynameismyumame]

@@charlescardonacarlitobrill99 amén nos where can I find a text passage for me, a white washed black washed italian washed, latino??

[@avishaybm6222]

@@charlescardonacarlitobrill99 who told you moses was white?

[@Abilliph]

@@charlescardonacarlitobrill99 "believe Israel is their right.." Jews believe that what they buy belongs to them, like most normal people around the world. If they've bought a land in Israel and in America, it's theirs.

[@cansuaktas5164]

I love your videos SO MUCH. I think they feel very sincere and it makes everything that much more fun, even though i love learning about history and it is fun to me anyway.

[@cryhavoc9748]

As a Christian, I often pray, "Stretch out you hand Lord, and protect the land of Israel." I cannot imagine living in a country that is surrounded by enemies that only want to destroy you.

[@Mynameismyumame]

And you destroy the countrys, Bravo. Lets see who is right in the end... if he trust exist.

[@bossfan49]

There's a particular theory, that to destroy the nation of Israel would wipe the name of God (El) from the earth. The effort to do so fueled by Satan himself, of course under deep, deep cover.

[@bossfan49]

Cry Havoc...if you like folk music, check out the song "Jerusalem" by John Michael Talbot. It speaks of God's enduring covenant with Israel from a Christian perspective.

[@peruamorrortubarrenetxea5300]

New to your channel, and I must say I'm really liking the content so far. Keep it up! What videos are you planning to do in the future?

[@kevinblatter2369]

Excellent video. Helps to understand this period of history much better - giving the context of the OT writings of this period.

[@markusarseneault7358]

ah, another excellent vid for my sunday school class when we talk archeology and history, great work man!

[@sirfredrickeggenhauser2795]

Charles Cardona CarlitoBrillo proof pharaoh was black? Lol y’all people are some idiots

[@will2003michael2003]

Great video, most historians who cover Canaan avoid talking about History of the jew during this time. Seems they always cover before and cover after. Great video.

[@keving690]

Makes me more of a believer in how God preserved His people. It would have been very easy for any of those mighty kingdoms to have taken over without the help from God.

[@frederikhermann]

Good video, would have loved to have seen some sort of (rough) time span, meaning during about what time periods these things happened. Thank you

[@dr3dful1]

12:00 another explanation was that by this time, kush was in control of Egypt and King Taharkah sent help to King Hezekiah and breaking the siege. Isaiah 37:8.

[@chilllzoneee]

You’re the best source on KZbin on this topic, you make it interesting

[@chilllzoneee]

SNAComics didn’t realize you were the arbiter of what others find interesting.

[@chilllzoneee]

Car Rod Egyptians weren’t and still aren’t black, they’re a Mediterranean/Levantine group of people. There wouldn’t have been any issues with Moses fitting in.

[@blugaledoh2669]

It is surprising how the Jewish people survived and later influenced Christianity.

[@diggs5142]

Judaism: the Complete Edition

[@htoodoh5770]

@White Chocolate There was group known as Jewish Christian. They believed in Jesus Christ but continue to follow the Torah such as not eating pork. Paul say it is not necessary.

[@htoodoh5770]

@david Paul Most historian do believe he exist. Whether he was a holy man is a different matter.

[@francisaltitude9763]

@@htoodoh5770 almost all*

[@htoodoh5770]

@@francisaltitude9763 I say most

[@micahmatthew7104]

quarantine beard looking good

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

Child sacrifice is often mentioned about bronze age civilizations, which I find very unlikely, because a baby born in the Bronze age had a 40% chance of dying before he turned 2.

[@NA-oc7eq]

Mmm www.ox.ac.uk/news/2014-01-23-ancient-carthaginians-really-did-sacrifice-their-children They did

[@ErikNilsen1337]

If anything, the high infant mortality makes it even more plausible. Why do you think it was such a precious sacrifice?

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

@@NA-oc7eq actually... No. Archaeologist did find urns full of the bones of carthaginian children, but no evidence that these children were sacrificed. It was more likely than not; a burial ground for infants. There are no mentions of child sacrifice in surviving carthaginian records, but there are claims at the carthaginians routinely sacrifice their young in the Roman records... And since the Romans were famous for being such great lovers of all things carthaginian, I'm sure that's a reliable secondary source.

[@MrRexMage]

Love the vids, would like to see the years posted so i can keep up with the info chronologically.

[@gungermunggung9299]

I’m glad I found your channel :)

[@yuvalyeru]

One might say: Nistarot hem darkei HaAlgorithm

[@sopwithsnoopy8779]

The reigns DO line up super well if one uses the Albright dating system, and it also makes sense.

[@SidheKnight]

What's that?

[@jhonwask]

I enjoy your videos.

[@amirpouyaa]

You are an awesome research scholar and teacher

[@stefanatliorvaldsson3563]

love the videos & I wish you good luck

[@cnpf312]

This video was great! I am going to search if you have any videos about the Hiksos. So, in case you haven’t done one yet: I would love to hear your perspective on that. I have always felt that the Hiksos were pushed under the rug by academia. Keep on!

[@emettorah1]

For a more accurate information, go to the source, Orthodox Jews. Henry Abramson and Rabbi Ken Shapiro are historians and their videos are an excellent source. Jewish history is very complex and telling it in a shorten version you will not get the complete picture.

[@tejdandekar]

For a second I thought you said Ben Shapiro

[@benjaminruiz4367]

Great timing on that KZbin ad lol

[@libafried5840]

I dont know what you are talking about. We learnt Tanach in school and knew very well how long every Israelite and Judaen kings ruled. There is no contradicting biblical sources on that. And the bible was written, with divine inspiration, by prophets and Rabbis so of course it would be with through the lens of the Hebrew religion.

[@swackswack5406]

So why is the modern state of Israel not named Juda? Or did I miss something in the video

[@danieltsiprun8080]

Because in the 1947 partition plan the region of Judea was in the arab state so it wasn't logical to call it Judea and Israel is an acronym for the biblical fathers of the Israelites. I forgot how to write the names in English i only know them in Hebrew.

[@swackswack5406]

@@danieltsiprun8080 Thank you for the explanation.

[@barryleveson5895]

There was uncertainty on what to call the country, Zion, Judea or Israel. Thus anticipating the declaration of independence on the close of the British mandate, the postal service printed a brownish stamp with the words in Hebrew only - "Doar Ivri", that is Hebrew Post. I swapped stamps and gained two stamps of this kind as a kid and clearly remember this, as I was learning Hebrew at my Jewish day school in Johannesburg, South Africa. I tired of my stamp collection and gave it away believing it was comprised of nothing more than worthless colourful stamps issued by places such as Seychelles and Liechtenstein. Many years later I attended a dental appointment. I picked up a magazine on philately and paged through to find the entry on this very same "Doar Ivri" stamp. It informed these stamps were printed but never issued. That the postal service was able to bring out stamps marked Israel in Henrew, Arabic and English. As such these stamps were the most valuable ever printed in Israel, going at $75,000 a stamp on the market.

[@CasualHistorian]

At first it was just a logical piece of decoration. Now it's mostly about about trolling antisemites

[@yakov95000]

Because We are Sons of Israel💪🇮🇱

[@anasevi9456]

excellent video btw

[@arose4u2]

Can you talk about the differences between the Samiritans and the Jews (people of the kingdom of Judea). I.e. The Samaritans were left behind during the Babylon exodus etc

[@anasevi9456]

the concept of "There is just just god, his angels, and everything else is a prank" monotheism is a fully modern western concept... In old Judaism and Christianity before the 1500s, and even today with Islam you find many adherents who do not fearlessly deny the existence of other gods. Rather they explain them as evil spirits, some powerful to a near godly amount.. but not as powerful as _the_ god. Echos of this old attitude towards polytheism by Abraham religions resonates via tales of the trickster devil. old monotheism isn't the denial that other gods exist! Rather it is shunning them rather than incorporation as was the style in pre-Abrihamic regions around the Mediterranean.

[@peruamorrortubarrenetxea5300]

There is a name for that kind of religious belief: it's called henotheism, a type of religion that believes there exists a God, more powerful and worthy o worship than the others, while not denying those other Gods exists. As far as I know, Judaism didn't cease to be henotheistic until at least 6th century BC.

[@bpcgos]

As far as I knew as a Muslim, Quran never mention other deity than Allah as evil spirit, evil spirit you meant is another of His creation, like Djinn or Devil that manipulate mankind to fulfill their goal, which is to bring as many human as possible to go down to hell with them. But Quran clearly mentioned that those other deity, is just human creation to sort of 'maintain' their own status quo in society. For example, in the story of Pharaoh in the time of Moses, that declare himself as God just to show his pride and that he can do what he wants and nothing will get in his way, but God kind of show him that he just another human that can be beaten by other ordinary human being, which is Moses, whose belong to Jew community that considered as low class citizens at that time. Nowadays, that kind of deity other than God even expands more in term of understanding. They are not only in a shape of an idol, but also in the shape of treasure/money, throne (or power to rule) and even your spouse. In general, something that you love more than God and made you obsessed and in the end forgot your own role as human by canibalizing others

[@nathanharvey8570]

This view is called Monolatrism

[@diggs5142]

Judah sounds like a terrible step dad.

[@rileyhiggins4753]

How can a plague kill an army overnight?

[@weddman100]

Keep up the good work

[@posdaniel1501]

this is why Ancient hebrew is crucial for biblical studies tbh their is a lot of misunderstandings in the current western society about The sons of israel you dont understand the culture completely and u make theories on theories on theories... until an archeological finding come up and assure you of the true story... no offense intended but as a religious scholar i tell you what is been written in the books is not the complete story and why? because the bible was not meant to be a history book those books were recorded by the kings themselfes its the art of spirituality and knowledge transffering through stories not to mention the Gematria and At bash and backwards reading systems (and thats only a few) that u can practice the scriptures (yes practice not study) i would be happy to give you insights about our culture i am a religious practitioner after all overall its a great video i liked how you presented the time period and the events not many ppl do that! SUBed

[@AvnerRosenstein-ULTRA-LXV]

The entire problem with the bible vs. outside sources is this: The outside sources are Biased. The inside sources are Biased. In the Sennacherib tribute that was found...it largely matches what the bible says regarding Jerusalem and Hezekiah. They differ on the amount Hezekiah offered. Historians will openly tell you that outside sources like the Sennacherib tribute, they exaggerated details to make them look better. They also will not openly tell you that the bibles account is more accurate, even in this instance. Rehoboam/rehav'am didn't lose the north because of the Egyptians necessarily. He lost the Northern kingdom because he was an asshat toward them. Another problem entirely is the Archaeologists. They found statues of other G-D's found all over the Northern Kingdom areas. They then state "This is proof that the Israelites worshiped multiple G-D's and this totally goes against the bibles viewpoint". They did find similar statues in the area of Judah but nowhere near as many. The problem here is that the Archaeologists viewpoint doesn't take the bible seriously at all. In fact, it's largely ignored at this point due to Archaeologists from 60 years ago only using the bible as truth. So now they don't consider it at all lol. The bible openly states that the Israelites(Northern Kingdom) worshiped multiple G-D's all throughout it's history. The Archaeologists largely group the northern kingdoms and southern kingdoms together in this detail. We know through historical fact and Archaeology that there was in fact 2 separate kingdoms yet they continually conflate the two. While the bible can be biased for sure...it still has important factual detail that IS correct. I find that using multiple sources is the best way to really see the picture accurately but I don't recommend shoving the bibles account out of the picture entirely or entirely agreeing with the Archaeologists. You do a decent enough job in your video either way! Although, Ahaz of Judah openly became a tributary of Assyria for help against Israel and it's alliance with Aram. Ahaz's son tried to do the opposite.

[@TheebX92]

Good video 👍 from Saudi arabia

[@Amar90]

Seems like Iraq has always been a thorn in Israel’s side 😆 love to Jews from Iraq 🇮🇶

[@Amar90]

@@PersianBenji16 Nope, we might speak arabic (alongside Kurdish, Aramaic, Mandeac etc.) but our genetics are very different to Arabs from the Arabian Peninsula brother. look it up, it is very interesting. our culture is very unique it mixes mesopotamian cultures with persian and turkish cultures.

[@LyricsThatFly]

Amar90 shut up iraqis are arab just like yemenis

[@yp5521]

actually during the first millenium Iraq was the jewish center of the world, and had the biggest and most properious jewish community in the world, which also called the golden age of Babylon. in the end of the first millenium things started to go down for the jews there. they still had the biggest jewish community in Asia and one of the biggest in the world.

[@i20010]

If we wouldn't be divided into countless factions, maybe we couldve stand a chance, but as jews, we can never agree on anything... :-)

[@marcelob.678]

You must be talking about the ancient rivalry of The Judean People's Front vs The People's Front of Judea

[@irondiver2034]

Thank you for this video. I have to now go back and do some research I had disputed with someone that the Hebrews had never engaged in human sacrifice. It would appear that I was wrong . The simple story is that when you turn your gaze away from God, you are capable of committing all manner of despicable acts.

[@speimath1393]

@Jason Durgan I would love to see that because that is neither Jewish nor kabbalstic. Yes there were Hebrews that worshiped Bal and other gods which involved human sacrifice but that was violation of Jewish law.

[@theace3164]

Jason Durgan abortion is also a form of human sacrifice

[@BarHawa]

@Anima L yeah that's like calling the Vatican an accurate depiction of Biblical Christianity. No where in Orthodox Judaism does it condone those things that clearly contradict Torah. So those aren't practicing Jews ,if anything fringe Jews involved in the occult.

[@edian9009]

I love history! Please share more

[@jonathanrotem251]

Queen Isabel is related to Dido who built Carthage

[@avishaybm6222]

How come? The fact they were both Phoenician does not mean the are related.

[@jonathanrotem251]

@@avishaybm6222 According to genealogies given in Josephus and other classical sources, she was the great aunt of Dido, Queen of Carthage

[@avishaybm6222]

@@jonathanrotem251 and what are the relying on?

[@jonathanrotem251]

@@avishaybm6222 No one knows if the Bible characters even existed. But ancient historians had sources, traditions, chronicals. That's the best we have, sorry. They were both from the royal family of the same city, so I see it as a plausible claim

[@karimdelakarim]

Cool man

[@gruboniell4189]

Could it have been a small Tunguska event?

[@AlmostSilent08]

Nice video

[@germanicusternus1982]

Good video.

[@deepquake9]

Might it be the exodus from bábalon that brought about monotheist believes? Cuz polytheism was a large part of that lifetime.

[@אדירמימוני-צ1ש]

Amazing🇮🇱✡❤

[@CarlosGonzales-wm8xx]

So what happened to the ten tribes?

[@BarHawa]

From what we know,The Pashtuns of Afghanistan and Pakistan are very likely, lots of their vocabulary and even clothing and traditions back this up. Their land of captivity also matches the descriptions given in the Bible. Although they are now Muslim many of them claim ancestry from Israel as passed down through their traditions which predate even Islam. And the reason why it was easy for them to convert to Islam was because it mirrored their archaic form of Judaism.

[@jostraklahcen1676]

it was the Bubastite dynasty of the Berber king Shoshenq I that invaded Rehoboam, not Egypt

[@roikatz]

I do like your videos, but his one is something like a brief. you can't make the history of around 300 years in 15 min.

[@a.zeu1TV]

You re ashkenazi, right? Btw great video

[@nicholaslin1630]

It seems the main problem with the Jewish state is that they seem to not believe in the need for a national government and prefer to be a loose confederation of tribes. And this is why like the Hellenic Greeks they were always easy targets for their neighbors to dominate. The Jewish people should have united under some kind of high-king who makes decisions with the council of the representatives of the leading noble families. This would ensure that the interest of the Jewish people are served - and most importantly have at least a core of a professional army. It seems clear that this was never possible and thus the Jewish people had to rely on an amateur army of untrained peasants with little chance of victory. Hence why Isreal which should actually be centered around the Jordan valley basin and include the modern state of Jordan as part of a single state instead of two.

[@brianwinters2131]

Remember there was no secular confirmation of David and other kings. Now we have a stele with the term house of Omri and we have found the bullae of hezekaih and most liekely a bullae of the prophet Isaiah.

[@theace3164]

There’s also king hezekiah’s seal that was discovered in Jerusalem

[@rachelsamuel3328]

They have 2 inscriptions about the House of David.

[@HowieRatner]

where was phoenicia in all of this?

[@andrewbecker1013]

'Phonecian' is just a Greek exonym for the Cannanite endonym 'Canaanite.' Phonecia = Canaan. The Canaanites existed before, during, and after this time period to the north, east, south, and west of the Jews in Judah and Samaritans in Israel.

[@onaematopia]

@@andrewbecker1013 are Palestinians descendants of Canaanites? Are Israelis descendants of Canaanites? And lastly, if they’re both descendants of Canaanites, that makes them both related so why the conflict? Is it because of their religions or purely about the land? Sorry for all the questions

[@onaematopia]

Does Palestinian = Canaanite+Arab, and Israeli = Israelite+Canaanite and maybe some Arab too. Or am I wrong?

[@onaematopia]

Wait, one more question. If Abraham was from Chaldea, why aren’t the Israelites considered Iraqi? I know he settled in Canaan but wouldn’t his descendants still be Iraqi genetically? Or am I wrong? Again, sorry for all the questions

[@onaematopia]

Ok ok ok, last question, I promise lol. Do Palestinians descend from Philistines?

[@richardortega287]

That was cool

[@robertkirby8685]

I think like all any ancient document, one should be cautious with the information the Hebrew Bible presents since the scribes had a agenda in mind when composing these texts (i.e. show that their god Yahweh is awesome and failure to worship him will result in punishment).

[@SludgeMan90]

And they call us colonial occupiers in our ancient homeland. go figure.

[@speimath1393]

Your sources similar to the way the talmud understand chronology of kings of Judah and Israel

[@ibnyahud]

Yes these discrepancies didn't escape Talmudic debate. Although not a historical text per se, the huge volumes of the Talmud contain many very interesting tid bits from people over 1500 years ago. The problem is it's largely inaccessible to the public because of language and cultural barriers...even most Israelis haven't read but a mere fraction of it.

[@speimath1393]

@@ibnyahud it's acessbile on online in English. Check out sefriah.org

[@psychohobo101]

Holy shit it’s the slightly less attractive brother of Seth Rogan!

[@fordprefect5304]

Love most of this video. But the Assyrians probably left their siege of Jerusalem to quell an uprising in Babylonia.

[@Jupiter-td4kw]

Judah was captured by the Babylonians ,The Assyrians were defeated by the Medes and with that Israel (northern) went under the Medes Empire until the Persians defeated the king of Medes and united with the Medes,later they conquered Babylon and with that Judah went under the Persian Empire as well.i don’t know why you stopped the history right before this event ,this was actually a time when the Jews thrived all across the Persian Empire from The Achaemenid era to the end of the Sassanid era

[@fordprefect5304]

Close but no cigar the Babylonians and the Medes defeated the Assyrian empire with the Medes taking over the north all the way to Anatolia while the Babylonians took the south and conquered all the way to Egypt. So all the Levant was in Babylonian control. Yes the Persian's defeated both empires and the rest is history.

[@GoldenSpike300]

7:18 "yerhoesarefat"

[@ivancastro365]

Dude highlight the area of Israel

[@ivancastro365]

Label it

[@DuirAnor]

>Ancient Israel 😂😂😂

[@albrichful]

Why do there keep having white images of black people as the israel people. The truth is out can't take it back. No matter how many lies you speak.

[@tagbarzeev4850]

Alvin Richardson The Hebrew israelites were not negroid.

[@rachelsamuel3328]

They have gevetically sequenced the ancient Israelites and they were blonde and blue-eyed. They have forensically reconstructed skulls from Ancient Israelites from.different time periods and they were all Caucasoid.

[@cmorales5]

My second video here. I am out.

[@cousinit718]

The New Testament is a how to manual. The Old Testament a how NOT to manual.

[@smurfyx]

As the newly crowned king of Israel, I have a great idea. What if we do the literal exact same thing that has NEVER EVER WORKED and is well documented in our texts as having NEVER EVER EVER WORKED? Who's with me? Oh, it turns out, EVERYONE is? Okie doke, time to get conquered again.

[@rachelsamuel3328]

Funny.Jesus taught the Torah! He knew nothing about what Paul wrote.

[@lc-mschristian5717]

The Bible IS God breathed and inerrant, I pray you agree. God's peace.

[@puddintame9885]

After WWII, I wish the Allies had given the Jews Germany instead of Palestine. Seems more fair to me.

[@rachelsamuel3328]

You,do realize that the Jewish state was written into the Mandate of Palestine in 1922. The Paris Peace Conference of 1919. And the San Remo Conference in 1920. Wat before WW2.

[@mafabarzani9621]

The Judian DNA history?

[@TheJalipa]

Do discount the growing scholarship that indicates that never was a previous United Kingdom - but that the Israelites were always 2 kingdoms

[@sydfreed9818]

Like everything else that's not biblical it's just another humans view or opinion which doesn't tell us much.

[@bornundersiege]

If you were using bible as your source pay attention to detail . Jeremiah 14 Judah is black Lamentations 5 Israel is black Job 30 vs 30 Job is black. Song of Solomon 1 Solomon is black! Get it right or be apart of that fraudulent flag in your background.

[@rachelsamuel3328]

Nowhere are the Israelites Black. These passages have. Nothing to do with skin color.

[@MAKDavid-1]

Israelites where actually very different from Judeans when they where exiled by Assyrians and the scriptures are particularly clear that at time they haven't worshipped the same God. There is many issues with Judea since archaeological evidence shows that Judea was actually a miner city state that wasn't that Jewish as Orthodox Jews claims to have been.On other side Modern Hebrew language just as Alphabet has a Phonecian connection and origins and nit middle Eastern at all as such we are told and issue with that is that Phonecian where Ball worshippers and El had nothing to do with Judeans as such since Jews and Hebrew language has nothing to with Ugaritic language or ideology fas as science has established based on archaeological facts

[@MAKDavid-1]

@@sophiawilson8696 In the name IsraEL like all of the AnGEL only the EL appears in the names which Ugarit not Jewish at all and as being a Ugar and understanding the meaning of EL as EnGlish ALe where we write it as ÉL meaning Live the Jewish narrative seems to have a been a later group who inserted Lah as of DeLiLah being actually ÉL which is what still is done to this that since Lah appears a some sort of “Lunar” Goddess which later became male in Jewish and Islamic traditions. As for Chemosh BUgars still sing songs to MegaloSchemos which is actually to Sun

[@MAKDavid-1]

@@sophiawilson8696 As For ÉL some clearly have identified ÉL with Goth,Gott,God,Zott…while some with BaaL,BaL,BeL,Bul or in some of our names it clearly appears as Ódin which would explain why Garden of Eden is named as such since Edin,Eden is another variation of name Ódin which initially like ÉL was seen as Ancient Spirit and not a physical human like figure which where actually the Guardian of Garden which was created by Spirit. The other name is IsTen,IsTan,OsTan which corresponds to the word God,Gott,Goth,Zott that has its own variations as Tian in Asia predominantly in today China but again it existed in Ancient Egypt. None of this names or concept seems to correspond with Jewish-Islamic Lah or Jah as being a name of God since this are a later traditions that mixed up basic things where Énki or English I am or French Je Suise or Some SLav Ja Sam …have become Ja with a silent H without Sam or Am somehow Lah.

[@davidmuse5118]

Your time and lies are at a end

[@joemosely9383]

👍

[@cbiaplus8218]

So let's get everyone where there were 3,000 years ago... btw who lived there before jews don't they have a right to

[@ezniyazov7970]

They don't because they're extinct

[@purchasedbyblood]

Jesus Christ is coming soon...

[@roseman63]

the Gospel in the Old Testament Isaiah 53 I don't think so

[@beng2729]

Because African Americans are not Hebrews/Yehudim/Israelites all the Hebrew Israelites are just confused Christians using replacement theology and revisionism of history to push their narrative

[@Soldierofgod96]

Israel is not a country, i only know palestine

[@SmartHome-s5p]

Coming soon again! Btw Israel was not a state it was a person!