Where was Jonah's Tarshish? A Biblical Mystery (Z17) by Seth Fleishman / World History by a Jew™

[@thejesterofwoe7778]

I have never had such in depth biblical history as I have from your lectures...keep it coming!!

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Thanks for your kind words! Glad you're enjoying ...

[@spitefulwar]

This channel is gold.

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Thanks ... I would even take silver!

[@-757-]

Again, thanks for another video post. Looks interesting, as usual.

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Thanks!

[@-757-]

This is already one my favorites you've done. Thorough and informative. Please keep up the good works and bringing your ideas to our area of youtube. So you have a patreon?

[@mish_m7619]

As always great job. this chanel is a must to evryone who intrested in the ancient world.

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

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[@lesliesylvan]

Yet another excellent, informative discourse. TY Seth ~

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

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[@joelnorton9742]

Well done in depth meaty study!

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Thanks!

[@DavidSmith-mu4cg]

A very convincing argument, Seth, and as usual an interesting and informative lecture that gives a real taste of the times you are writing of, with lots of little information asides. I really enjoyed it and will be watching it again soon as there was so much to take in and Im sure I will fascinated just as much. Thankyou from David in Shetland.

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for your kind comments

[@giffica]

This is some crazy stuff man. Seth, we really gotta formalize this into a rabbinical text

[@lanceneuman9528]

Scholarly, persuasive, and entertaining. I the beginning of your lecture you wondered why the Ninevites and even the king. I suspect that since one of the gods of Nineveh was Dagon, a fish god, the arrival of Jonah from the belly of a fish may have shocked them. Working in mysterious ways indeed.

[@charachoppel3116]

Genesis 10:12 speaks about Niniveh as The Great City. You just helped me dating this verse!

[@francissreckofabian01]

Just like a vacuum cleaner was once called a Hoover for many years. Since Dyson and modern technology the Hoover name has faded away but when I was young and mum wanted one of us to vacuum she said "hoover." One word for two related items.

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Nice!

[@tentoesdownchristianity]

I was just reading in 2nd Chronicles and when I got done I wondered where Tarshish was. Thank you for your studies and work.

[@albertperdomo3308]

Can explain Ezekiel "Sheba, and Dedan, and the merchants of Tarshish, with all the young lions thereof, shall say unto thee, Art thou come to take a spoil? hast thou gathered thy company to take a prey? to carry away silver and gold, to take away cattle and goods, to take a great spoil?" Who are Tarshish merchants,and the young lions

[@Truthbetold47477]

Tarshish is QaTAR

[@jakestein5839]

Wow, Seth! Amazing! What does it feel like to solve a centuries old mystery?

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Thanks, Jake! Glad you like it ...

[@itsnotatoober]

Great lecture

[@charachoppel3116]

This topic is one I have reaaly been pondering on. Keep on the good work. Unfortunately there are disturbances on my computer. At about some minutes it stops and a wheel starts spinning. I cannot get the film going.

[@matthightower4204]

Listening to a few different opinions needed to hear your perspective.

[@KingoftheJiangl]

Professor I hope everything is well with you. I miss your posts, it's been awhile and I hope you are doing fine.

[@atnguy]

Excellent as usual Seth! Regarding ivory, is there any evidence of walrus or Narwhal tusks being imported into the middle east during the time you covered?

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Thank you! The ivory trade discussed in this lecture is nearly all elephant ... If not, 100%, quite close to it. Hippo ivory was around as well, but not coveted like elephant. I haven't read anything regarding walrus ivory in the Middle East back then. Doesn't mean it couldn't happen. BTW, experts can easily recognize elephant ivory, and they can even tell whether it's African or Indian. Here are a couple great source if you want to know more about this fascinating trade: => Barnett, Richard D. “Ancient Ivories In The Middle East.” Qedem, vol. 14 (1982) => Shanks, Hershel. “Ancient Ivory The Story of Wealth, Decadence and Beauty,” Biblical Archaeology Review 11.5. (1985)

[@robswright68]

Fascinating. My understanding was that Solomon's ships reached Poovar in Kerala on the south western tip of India. Beypore, not as far along in Kerala, is another suggested possibility of Ophir. Both those locations would have been en route if Puhar was the actual final destination. But then Wikipedia says that Puhar was destroyed at 300 BC so how would Josephus know about that port 300 years later unless it was truly legendary. Either way India makes a lot of sense. There is also an old Akkadian inscription, "He who smelted dealt it"

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

LOL! Glad you enjoyed it! This was a fun one to put together ...

[@itsnotatoober]

Didn't rabbi yochanan ben zakai say the prediction to Vespasian? I don't remember hearing it was Josephus ever.

[@walterht8083]

I am pretty sure Tarshish was Tartessos, because Tarshish appears in the Bible connected with Tyre, and the Phoenicians had a colony in Tartessos, the oldest city of Spain, Gadir, modern Cadiz. Tarshish also seems to be a very far away place. Tarsus is a place that could be reached in weeks from Israel, a lot closer. Spain had gold and silver, and they could get ivory from trade with north africa, right in front of Gadir. Back then North Africa still had elephants, the same ones Hannibal used against Romans.

[@walterht8083]

Spain and North Africa also had monkeys back then, the Barbary macake. Phoenicians had a monopoly on trade with Tartessos, with many colonies on the coast , and didn't let Greeks cross the straight of Gibraltar, since they also had a monopoly on trait with Britain for tin. It's believed that the Greek Pytheas, who visited Britain, had to do it by crossing Gaul, since Carthaginians didn't let any non Punic cross the straight.

[@igotapochahontas]

What did you mean when you said gold was irrelevant to sardonian culture?

[@ShenaliDW]

Is TARSHISH -- Sri Lanka - ancient Serendib --- where King Soloman was supplied gems & gold ... are Sinhalese the majority living in Sri Lanka having a lineage with the Jews? Could you please explore this ... fascinating study

[@jeffreysmith6910]

Seth, what port do you think they left from? Eilat/Aqaba? If both kingdoms (governments) were investing in and funding the trade expedition, you’d think both had representatives to oversee and ensure the effort. That would be fairly easy at a joint port located in a Jappa or another eastern Med. point. Overseeing your investment on the south side of Israel would be less desirable for a foreign power.

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

I think they left from the same post as the construction. It wouldn't have been possible to move these ships over land. I don't think it would be problematic to have officials from other powers overseeing the work. It's not that far, and we know these people traveled great distances. The scripture makes clear that experts from Tyre were there, so I'm sure leadership was there as well. Why? You disagree?

[@jeffreysmith6910]

@@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel If you are sailing the Mid East-Indian Ocean trade route, and you are an Israelite-Phoenician venture, the only logical port is Eilat/Aqaba. The Red Sea would be too easily controlled by Egypt, no matter their relative strength. We know Rome traded with the Indian Ocean from the Red Sea, but after they had conquered Egypt. If they left from Tyre and rounded the Horn of Africa, then you sir, get the supreme historian award! (which I grant, actually matches with a multi-year voyage) The Persian Gulf would be too far from the ports of either country. Looking at it through modern eyes, if I’m Solomon or one of his successors, I want my East Africa or Indian trade going through Eilat/Aqaba. My only point is that I don’t know of any archeological evidence of Eilat/Aqaba having a large port EVER in antiquity. For such a strategic location as it is, the people were there at the wrong time, and weren’t exploiting the location for the obvious purpose. If you already know how to round the Horn of Africa, and have access to the IMMENSE wealth of Indian Ocean trade, then why bring in Israel in the first place? The reason for a joint venture is Tyre (Tarshish) ships and Israel’s jumping off point at Eilat/Aqaba. The archeology just isn’t there to support it (YET!).

[@nuwanmc]

Tarshish is present day sri lanka 🇱🇰 ,ancient ceylon, this island has many name,it has many sea port one sea port name is (galle)

[@MarkAlken-zt7ib]

A couple of problems with your theory about Tarshish being Tarsus. Tarshish is not only known for it ship superiority but also for it silver. It’s a land wealthy in silver especially northern Spain. The merchants of Tarshish, with all the young lions thereof Ez. 38:13 is reference to the European colonization of the Japhetic enlargement upon the western world through primarily Spain and Great Britain. Silver spread into plates is brought FROM Tarshish! Not Tarsus. Jer 10:9 Tarshish was one of four sons of Javan which was of Japheth not a Shemite. Japheth’s enlargement was to the West, NW, and North. Remember Nineveh was built by Asshur Genesis 10:11, not by Nimrod as the NKJV states. Nineveh was East and North from Jonah’s home in Galilee 2 Kings 14:25, something the scribes were oblivious to in Christ’s day Jn. 7:52. Jonah was running from God and as far as possible or what was known as the farthest WESTERN destination in his day. STICK to the ole Book that the LORD honours and will continue to honour. Ps 12:6-7; Pro 30:5; Ps 138:2.

[@윤종림-x7k]

Find the place which is different in all places on eatth and find tarshish word what or which found?Find the place which part of the east which is the last

[@geoffgoodall3839]

There is a theory Tarshish was the British Isles cornwall rich in Tin needed to make bronze.Bible talks of the young lions of Tarshish emblematic of the uk. It speaks of an island race not Spain.

[@t.o.g.sakafay2868]

interesting liked it. however, Tarshish is to Howl - is to have young lions - the tyre is to pass over - Ships of Tarshish is to bring the Lord people back to the holy land - who did this? When Isaiah says " In That Day" meaning after 1800 AD Which the Island Kingdom has a King or rather a Queen that's ruled for 70 years? the British Isles has done these things. & just like them being the modern-day "Merchants of the Sea" for they were that in ancient times as well. In February of 2020, "Britain took oversight of the world’s two most important shipping routes - the Strait of Gibraltar and the Persian Gulf - both of which hold significant proximity to Israel and her security." Are they not the Ships of Tarshish in the last days?

[@eugeniacioban8345]

Mulțumesc frumos.

[@thumbstruck]

"Ships of Tarshish" was nomenclature. In parts of Britain, rutabagas are called "Swedes" because of their perceived origins. "Spaniel", referring to dog breeds, comes from "Hispaniola" - the breed's place of origin.

[@وسيمرشيدكريشان]

Djerba Tunisia Jewish still living in Tarshish and there is Historic places with that name .

[@iservHim]

Pausing at 8:20 and guessing Tarsus.

[@seankessel3867]

It's in Spain But I'll watch anyway bc I dig your ideas

[@وسيمرشيدكريشان]

ترشيش is(Carthage) Tunisia It's amazigh name

[@thumbstruck]

Sanskrit and Tamil are part of the IndoEuropean family, like Greek and Latin. Navi, naus, etc, are cognates to the Sanskrit.

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

That is correct. I give a more thorough introduction to the Indo-European family in Z14 (Amalek) and Z15B (Karatepe), so I skipped it this time, but yes, they are the same language family and certainly influenced.

[@johnsmith-ir1ne]

@@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel correction, Tamil is Dravidian not Indo European language family

[@kikap3889]

@@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel Greek Septuagent Esaias 23:6. Kjv and English bibles do not read the sameThe island of Cyprus is relevant. Cyprus is not the biblical name of that Land. Turkey is ANATOLIA GREEK land conquered by Ottoman Turks hence the Fall of Constantinople Holy Eastern Empire They have TARSHISH Kebab shops in UK. I have Three channels KIKA P 1, 2,and 3 So I will check back to see if you reply Mesopotamia is the Ancient name of the Region of Ninevah

[@vladmihailghinea4626]

Could you later on try to study the other tribes of Israel as well? Maybe you'll pick Levi next?

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Eventually, I'll take another stab at it, but I'm moving onto other things for now.

[@minainmunda875]

Very very nice. I have some comments: 1. According to Targum Yonatan Tarshish is Africa which is Carthage in modern Tunesia. Is it possible that aside of its original place, Tarshish has become a blank term for Phoenician expeditions in the West? As india was in the medieval a blank term for all the countries on the Arabian Sea, or as Tartarie was for everything east of Kiev and Moscow. 2. Why should we be ignoring Afar Ethiopia since her name rings most like Ophir? It has some signs of ancient gold mines, especially since we know that the Egyptian mythical Punt land where they found all these exotic items and gold was also in this region of the northern Horn of Africa. If a name matters for Tarshish, it matters for Ophir. Or how about Ophir becoming a blank term for the exotic south and east? 3. Why are you so sure that Chavilah is the Indus valley and Pishon the Indus River? Although they are 2 Chavilah's but Pishon is pretty much associated with the Nile River, or more specifically with the Blue Nile.

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Glad you found it interesting! 1) Carthage ... there are many theories including Britain, southern Africa, Italy ... I chose what I thought made the most sense based on all available evidence: Scripture, ports mentioned, etymology, basket of goods, Phoenician needs, Assyrian records, etc. These others (like Carthage) just didn't make the cut. Targum Jonathan is also later than my other sources and has many variants. 2) Ethiopia ... I don't feel I ignored Ethiopia. I showed the map with Ophir in East Africa or West Arabia multiple times, and I said these were the two prevailing theories. I did present a specific place with with a similar name in my video, but I said it was speculative. You have to factor in the part about once every three years and the basket of goods, but Ophir could certainly have been a stop along the way, which I said in the video. Remember the video is about Tarshish, not Ophir :) 3) Pishon ... This isn't me. As I said, I was quoting Josephus, and he was very specific. That doesn't mean you have to agree with him, but I was just providing what he said as a reasonable explanation. Hope this helps ...

[@dominicanvic9]

These are allotted lands: Genesis 10:4 And the sons of Javan; Elishah, and Tarshish, Kittim, and Dodanim. We know Kittim is Macedonia. 1 Maccabees1 So if Tartus is Tarshish. Dan is Dodanim and not the Tribe of Israel. Amalek isn’t a people. The story is being told after exodus. When Amalek is mentioned in the battle of kings. It’s describing an occupancy of Peoples the Israelites can understand of the region at the time it was written. Genesis 14:14 And when Abram heard that his brother was taken captive, he armed his trained servants, born in his own house, three hundred and eighteen, and pursued them unto Dan.

[@meriam8043]

Why not calculate how far a whale can go in three days?

[@YadinZedek777]

I've noticed that the king of Tyre, Phoenicia and the Canaanite god baal have the same name as well as the Canaanite god Sydyk and the high priest Zedek have the same name. As Sydyk/Zedek/Zadok are the same name. Then I realized that baal and Yah when to war with each other before the Egyptian and Hittites treaty. Which the bible clearly speaks about.

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Hi JR, I'm glad you are enjoying! I don't quite understand the question. Tzedek mean "righteous" in many Semitic languages, so it can be used generically. In other words, a guy named Tzedek+deity (e.g. Baal-Tzedek) can be Tzedek for his deity and another one can also use Tzedek+deity (e.g. Bel-Tzedek) for another deity. It doesn't mean they're related. It just means they speak a Semitic language. However, Baal was nearly universally worshipped in the ancient Near East, even if the name changed, he was the storm god in many religions.

[@YadinZedek777]

No question I am making a statement.

[@YadinZedek777]

Baal I was a king of Tyre (680-660 BC).

[@ShenaliDW]

Correction Sri Lanka has always been a separate island from India -- the Tamils are only a minority in Sri Lanka so your slide needs to be changed

[@MagicalCrimea]

The partnership could have been necessary for expertise & wood, not cost...

[@jeffreyhorwitz3620]

Ivory doesnt have to come from elephants. Am analysis of ancient ivories in some museums has shown that many are Hippopotamus ivory

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

This is true, but the ivory trade discussed in this lecture is nearly all elephant ... If not, 100%, quite close to it. Hippo ivory is considered inferior. Experts can easily recognize elephant ivory, and they can even tell whether it's African or Indian. Here are a couple great source if you want to know more about this fascinating trade: => Barnett, Richard D. “Ancient Ivories In The Middle East.” Qedem, vol. 14 (1982) => Shanks, Hershel. “Ancient Ivory The Story of Wealth, Decadence and Beauty,” Biblical Archaeology Review 11.5. (1985)

[@m1k3droid]

Tartessos was not a Roman era city, its prime was actually in the Bronze Age and fell at the Collapse of the Bronze Age

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Correct, but our earliest sources on it are Classical Greek then followed by Roman. There was a named Phoenician settlement nearby (Gadir), but many still classify Tartessos as semi-mythical, since the sources that name it are so much later.

[@Truthbetold47477]

It’s in Qatar - Tarshish , Ophir in Arabia.

[@وسيمرشيدكريشان]

Djerba is the Jewish island in Tunisia .

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Almost all ivory in the ancient world was recently discovered to be rhinoceros, not elephant.

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

The ivory trade discussed in this lecture is nearly all elephant ... If not, 100%, quite close to it. Hippo ivory was around as well, but not coveted like elephant. Rhinos don't have ivory. Their horns are made of keratin (like hair and nails). Experts can easily recognize elephant ivory, and they can even tell whether it's African or Indian.

[@OceanClif]

The other king was bowing lower than the Israelite king. He was humiliated more.

[@whiskeytangosierra6]

Fix the mike please, the constant digression to a poor mans' Daffy Duck voice was really annoying in an otherwise excellent presentation.

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Can you tell me at what minute the mike gets messed up? I used a new mike for the first time, and the people who noticed, all thought it was better ... not worse. Please send me minute mark.

[@whiskeytangosierra6]

@@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel The mike goes to this squeaky donald duck voice throughout the video. Perhaps I notice it more because I have a pretty high end sound/graphics card? However, at times I could not understand a word or two, the rest of the time, well, daffy duck voice is always annoying.

[@johnsmith-ir1ne]

@@whiskeytangosierra6 but... I love Daffy ☹️

[@mobilegames9286]

Hey i'm tunisian i guess my home land is tarshish

[@YadinZedek777]

I also noticed that the Canaanite Yabusites are the Judean's. Seems the bible is speaking about Jewish history before they were called Jews.

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Jebusites are a mystery that has not been solved archaeologically, but they are said to populate Jerusalem before the Israelites. The prevailing theory is that they were Hurrian (could have mixed with native Canaanites as well) and probably settled to Jerusalem a couple centuries before the Israelites. They were still there when King David took the city, so they either assimilated into Israelite society or left afterwards. That being said, they were not Jews (unless the converted later).

[@YadinZedek777]

Yabusite/Jebusites are Canaanites just like the Phoenicians, Hurrians, Hittites, Elemites

[@YadinZedek777]

And we do have DNA evidence as well as a way to find out who are genetic Jews and who are kohenim as well!

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Oxygen is the most abundant element on earth.

[@WorldHistorybyaJewTheChannel]

Iron is the most abundant element being mined by the ancients. I'm not aware of any oxygen mines, but if you see one, let me know :)

[@eugeniacioban8345]

Vreau tradus România.

[@ouafaadouani9087]

Tunisia

[@whatzit9459]

Tarshish was Great Britain. Do your research with this direction and you will get the right results. Why do we need a ship to go to Tarsus in Turkey? And Tarshish is islands. It simply doesn't match. Your way of analysis using Genesis and Isaiah is wrong. Bible says Jonah wanted to flee from the presence of God and he came to one of the western ports in Israel and boarded a ship. It doesn't make any sense to think that a ship would leave Joppa and come back to the land a little farther which is Turkey. Simply this logic doesn't work. Secondly, they have made lab analysis of tin ingots found in Israel and proved that it came from the Britain. It was called Tin islands because tin was exported. Thirdly Britain qualifies well as a sea faring merchant nation. Famous for ships in olden times.

[@juliephillips3374]

I totally agree. Tarshish is Britain. The islands you get through straits os Gibraltar and go north. Cornwall and Devon tin and copper from Bronze age. have been uncovered in middle east. Lions: on the flag Cubs: Empire and Commonwealth Inc USA Canada, Aus, NZ, various African nations. We are not linked with Europe in Ezekiel 39 (Brexit). Oxford Bible College have videos. You've said what I've researched already. I heard Pastor Gary Hamrick from Cornerstone Chapel refer to Tarshish as Britain a few months ago. Other, but not all, pastors too. I even found some Christadelpian stuff which I normally wouldn't touch with a bargepole and watched it as it was pure historical research and no religious references at all. I'm glad to hear from you.

[@thesecondcomingofgod]

Both of are wrong, you should locate Ophir first because ships of Tarshish is from Ophir. Now locate how many days to go to Ophir. It mention 3 years to travel by boat. Does that need 3years to go to UK from Israel?

[@whatzit9459]

@@thesecondcomingofgod You are absolutely wrong. Read the below verse from the Bible. 1 Kings 22:48 Jehoshaphat made ships of Tharshish to go to Ophir for gold: but they went not; for the ships were broken at Eziongeber. Ophir is not Tarshish. If so, why should the ships of Tarshish go to Ophir?

[@thesecondcomingofgod]

​@@whatzit9459 You need to trace via genealogy after flood. 1Chron 1:22-23, Sheba, Ophir, Havilah, 3 Sons of Joktan(brother of Abraham). Joktan migrated to eastward- its more likely east asia somewhere. Note that after the flood, when Noah divided the Earth, everyone migrated and they filled each land. (how is sheba inserted with ophir, tarshish in 1king10) 1 King 10:10 we see Queen of Sheba offering Gold to Solomon, 1king 10:11, Fleet (ships) of Hiram brought gold from Ophir. 1king 10:22, king had a fleet(ships) of Tarshish with the fleet of Hiram. (where 11 says Hiram brought gold from Ophir) - This means ships of tarshish came together with ships of hiram bringing same items. Hiram is the master builder of the temple of solomon. The gold was chosen specifically from ophir with many reasons spiritually and quality. Thus, gold of Ophir, of Sheba, of Tarshish mention for the temple is of one origin. Psalm 72:10 May the kings of Tarshish and of distant shores (other translation: COASTLANDS) bring tribute to him. May the kings of Sheba and Seba present him gifts. Note where Sheba mention with Tarshish because they came with ships together. Ships of Tarshish travels roundtrip to Israel 3years. Psalm 72 written by David to his son Solomon, which also where Solomon get the Idea of the materials to be used for the Temple. Hiram a friend of David which became a master builder of Solomon who knows the way to Queen of Sheba where his fleed carries gold of Ophir, where mentions Queen of Sheba and Ships of Tarshish brings gift to Solomon together means they arrive together. Psalm 72:15 ...the gold of Sheba. 1King 22:48 ... ships were wrecked at Ezion-geber. (most likely this is the port located in the red sea gulf of Aqaba, enroute to east asia). That would be absurd to travel from red sea back to Spain or UK, or Turkey if that is where the gold from. now that Ships of Tarshish came from port of Tarshish where gold is from, and where Sheba is from, and where Ophir's gold is from that were used for Solomons Temple. This means that Ophir, Sheba and Joktans family settled somewere East Asia. 1King 10:22 - (roundtrip arrival is once every 3years, means 1 year and half is the travel to Tarshish). Genesis 2:11 ... the whole land of Havilah where there is Gold. this is before the flood. Joktan knew this name and probably along his migration, named his son Havilah to honor the place. Now why Havilah is important. Because this is where near the Eden in Genesis 2 which Gold is good it mentions. Which was the reason, Solomon chooses that gold. to continue the quest, search for the place in south east asia rich in gold, with coastlands or shores, which these shores and islands is the Havilah, and this Havilah encircled by the river of Pishon. They are islands encircled with Pishon river. Also travels 1 year and half from Red Sea to Tarshish.

[@soundjudgement3586]

I'm sure this is a great video, I listened for about 20 minutes and realized it's a couple of hours. That would consume my cellphone battery. So I have to stop listening.

[@coppercolors2463]

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[@Sonofephraim1]

It's great, britain, not Spain.