First of all, thank you very much for the information - I really enjoyed it. I don't have much knowledge of Japanese history (although I admire Japan since I was a small child) but I am always interested in this field. But from my follow-up of the theory about the inventions of the Israelites (Jews are residents of the state of Judah consisting of the tribes of Judah and Benjamin only - the other tribes are the Israelites who were exiled 2,700 years ago from their land Eretz Yisrael), I find that there is a mix-up with Christianity from time to time! I understand that for the Japanese there are no differences, but there really is a significant and abysmal difference between the two religions. First, there is no connection between Judaism and Christianity - it is true that Jesus was a Jew, lived as a Jew and died as a Jew - Paul was also of Jewish origin but did not live as a Jew (at least according to his writings). Christianity invented a disease that does not exist = original sin - this is to give a false "solution" - believe in Jesus and you will receive salvation. All the moves of Christianity stem from this and get stuck in the same line - "... you are a sinful person and that's why you need Jesus who died for your sins..." This is contrary to Judaism as it is written in the Hebrew Bible - no one can die for your sins. In ancient times, innocent virgins and babies were sacrificed to atone for the sins of the wicked - Judaism emerged and strongly opposed it (although the people's behavior was not in accordance with the requirements of the religion). Hence in order to atone for your crimes in Judaism - you must ask for forgiveness and this does not require anything, not sacrifices, not the blood of innocents and not even prayers - you need to repent and ask for forgiveness from man or God. To do this automatically in Judaism there is a day of the year when you fast, ask for forgiveness and pray for 25 hours - and that's it. Another important thing that is fundamentally opposed to Christianity - in Judaism unlike Christianity, one does not burn in hell - because according to Judaism it is impossible to burn a soul (the body is buried in the ground so it has no value when you die) - the only thing is that the soul goes through a process of shame for 12 months until it becomes purified and becomes pure again. That is why in Judaism there is a year of mourning in which the relatives pray for the ascension of the soul of the deceased to help him in the purification process of his soul. One last thing in Judaism they believe that all human beings regardless of race religion or nationality are entitled to go to heaven (unlike Islam only Muslims enter heaven or in Christianity only those who believe in Jesus) in Judaism everyone is entitled - that is why there are 7 commandments of the sons of Noah - this is the oldest religion of the world as the Hebrew Bible presents. Since and after the flood in which the entire population of the world was destroyed, we are all descendants of Noah today - God gave Noah 7 commandments that he must fulfill - (for those who are interested, I will be happy to pass these commandments on to him) That is why all souls in the world are the same in their importance and the same in their purification process as well as in the process of receiving their reward. Judaism claims the unity of the world under the rule of a single god (without intermediaries at all) when the Jews have the role of teachers for the world to guide them in this direction. Thank you