"Brit-Am Now"-822
Contents:
1. Ted Dornan: Magen David represents the name "David"
2. Did Ancient Israel Reach to the Euphrates?
3. Kevin Opp: "Biblically there is no gentile"
4. "To Death Do us Part": Postscript to DNA and Environmental Influence
5. Craig White: "Origin of Nations"
1. Ted Dornan: Magen David represents the name "David"
From: Ted Dornan <t_dornan@earthlink.net>
Shalom Yair!
Concerning the Magen David [Shield (Star) of David]: If we don't know it by now, we ought to
consider that haSatan [the Satan] has counterfeits for the truth in every department.
One of the simplest explanations I've heard is that the Magen David is
called that because it is a pair of interlocked paleo-daleths [the letter "D" in Ancient Hebrew script,
shaped like a triangle standing on its side]
representing
the name "David." Why should it be a bother to anyone if the pagans
"borrowed" it and used such a sign in their worship?
Am Yisrael CHAI!
Ted Dornan
2. Did Ancient Israel Reach to the Euphrates?
tony cea <tcea99@yahoo.com> wrote:
Yair,
Am I mistaken when I say that Israel never got to conquer the land (Greater Israel) that the Almighty One promised to Abraham in Gen 15:18. There are at least 3 other references in the tenack concerning these borders (exo 23:31, deu 11:24 & Jos 1:4). There are 3 verses that seems to puzzle me:
1 Kg 4:21 - And Solomon reigned over all kingdoms from the river unto the land of the Philistines, and unto the border of Egypt: they brought presents, and served Solomon all the days of his life.
1 Chr 18:3 And David smote Hadarezer king of Zobah unto Hamath, as he went to establish his dominion by the river Euphrates.
2 Sam 8:3 David smote also Hadadezer, the son of Rehob, king of Zobah, as he went to recover his border at the river
Euphrates.
The first verse seems to indicate that Solomon reached that plateau while the other ones indicate (if that) that David reached at least the Euphrates River. I realize that the last two are referencing the same event.
My previous knowledge had me thinking that the farthest Solomon ever conquered (eastward) was modern day Jordan.
I appreciate your thoughts on this
Shalom Tony
Answer:
The Ancient Israelites conquered all the Middle East several times over.
See the Brit-Am Commentaries to relevant Biblical Passages as well
as
the Brit-Am entry on
The Land of Israel
http://www.britam.org/Questions/QuesLand.html
Q3. What Are the Boundaries of the Promised Land According to the Bible?
3. Kevin Opp: "Biblically there is no gentile"
From: Kevin Opp <kevinopp01@hotmail.com>
Subject: RE: "Brit-Am Now"-819- Biblically there is no gentile
#2. Who are the Gentiles?
Goy means as you pointed out nations not a derogatory slang for other peoples. Abraham left the 'goyim' in hopes of Gods promise that he would be a father of many 'goyim.' Ephraim was said by Israel to become a 'melo hagoyim' which is a multitude or fullness of the nations. The northern kingdom is a 'goy' that became scattered among the 'goyim.' Jews are part of the fallen tent of David, which consists of the whole house of Israel.
Israel is a special 'goy' a blessing and a light to all the 'goyim' of the world. Ephraim lost their identity of Israel among the 'goyim' and Judah remained a good and faithful 'goy' to be once reunited with his long lost brother and comprise the promised and great 'goy' of renewed Israel.
I find that people who use terms like Gentile, tend to look down upon others and be prideful. They use it as a derogatory slam to other peoples, even though there is no scriptural ground. Scripture is clear that God loves all the 'goyim' but chose Israel among all the 'goyim' to make covenant with him and become a chosen 'goy' of kings and priests. We learn especially in Jonah and Ruth that God is interested in a 'goy' to specifically be his own, and loves all the 'goyim' and desires there coming to truth and repentance.
It is the calling of Israel to lead the other nations to repentence not look down on them and call them gentiles. God cared about Assyria in the book of Job and sent his prophet to them, God choose Ruth a Moabitess and she became a mother of David. From my perspective God is more interested in a people who will serve him then blood. This does not in any way negate his calling and promises to Israel. Most of those in the ten tribes who return will be Israelites, but the Ruths will attach themselves to them. It is not our authority to pick and choose, God will call whom he wishes. And who is anyone to turn away those that they don't think are Israelites, much as many in the Christian world say about Kazars. Firstly who cares, God is happy whoever they are that they repented and chose him. Secondly if anyone really thinks that a group that large chose the God of Abraham and was not an Israelite nation needs to get their heads checked. Other groups of people that large hate the Jews and the God of Israel history truly proves.
Instead of worrying about who is this and who is that he should do the job of Israel, be a light to the nations, and lead anyone who wants to know the God of Israel to repentance through the Torah. I believe in the restored tabernacle of David there will be a representative of all the nations in the world. This is the only thing that can fulfill Gods promise that Israel will be a light to the nations! It is not our job to do a DNA test and whatever else and decide if he should print gentile on their forehead.
Because regardless the have chosen the God of Israel and he has chosen them and as the Torah says 'Let no foreigner among you say 'I have no part in Israel." And ''There is one law for the foreigner as to the citizen, I am [the LORD] your God."
4. "To Death Do us Part": Postscript to DNA and Environmental Influence
A point we forgot to mention is that DNA is now extracted from the remains of
ancient bones etc.
The results tend to be controversial.
The relevant literature freely admits that DNA is liable to change
and that Y (Male) DNA readings could be mistaken since the DNA
now gives an alternate reading from the original one.
We have mentioned this before.
The argument is that in a living organism exists a protective mechanism
that keeps the DNA as it is. After death this protection is liable to break down
and allow changes to occur presumably due to environmental influence.
As a layman I would say that the onus SHOULD BE ON THE RESEARCHERS
to prove that the "DNA status protection" can cease to function only after
death.
5. Craig White: "Origin of Nations"
Howdy,
Many folks have been asking if my book 'In Search of ... the Origin of
Nations' is available in Australia. The answer is 'no' - I don't sell it and
no bookstore stocks it.
However, people may order it direct from the publisher or from Giving &
Sharing - details at
http://www.originofnations.org/insearchof_originofnations/purchase.htm
Overseas, cheapest option is to order via Giving & Sharing. Here in
Australia, contact me if you are interested and I could order a box of them.
I must know asap.
And while you are about it, check out my websites:
http://www.originofnations.org/
Regards to all,
Craig
BOOK DETAILS:
Each chapter has a section at the front advising the reader of a list of
points they will know and understand by the time they complete the chapter.
At the rear of the chapters a recommended reading list is added followed by
extensive endnotes.
Contents
List of Charts
List of Maps
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction
An introduction to the subject matter; discusses researchers and writers on
the subject of Genesis 10, the need to keep the flame of this truth alive
and how to approach the subject.
1. The Incredible Bio-Diversity of Mankind
The chapter discusses the concept of race, nations and tribes and their
taxonomy. Physical characteristics are delved into: skull types, hair, eyes,
skin, blood groups.
2. The Mysterious Table of Nations
Bible origins of the races, the concept of the baptism of the earth by
floods; how all nations descend from Adam and later through Noah. The
structure and meaning of the Table of Nations and the typology of bulls
researched. How Noah's three sons fore-type prophecies for the nations. What
ethnographers have to say about this intriguing chapter.
PART ONE: HAM
Introduction
3. The Roots of the Turkic and Arab Peoples
The Turkish peoples shown to be descendants of Edom/Esau with primary
reference to Teman. Gog, a descendant of Edom is discussed and his modern
location identified. Ishmael's descendants, Arabs, Jordanians etc
researched.
4. Mediterranean, North African and Black African identity
The Phoenicians, various nations of Africa including the Africoids, pygmies,
bushmen, Hottentots origins documented.
5. The Descendants of Cush
Cush proven to have two branches: eastern and western. Cush's various sons
such as Seba, Sabteca, Raamah etc traced primarily to exotic locations.
6. The Other Descendants of Cush
Nimrod identified with Lugalzaggisi; the scattering of his empire; the
mysterious Sukkim; land and peoples of the Colchis (adjacent to the Black
Sea); Australian Aboriginals; Egyptian connection to Australia anciently?
PART TWO: JAPHETH
Introduction
7. Dodanim and Tarshish
The people descended from the Dodanim traced and located. Their anthropology
discussed. This chapter demonstrates that Tarshish had western and eastern
branches. Hebrew contact with ancient Japan is proven.
8. The Russians and Finno-Ugric Peoples
Where are the modern-day descendants of Madai, Meschech, Tubal today? Who
are the Finno-Ugric peoples scattered in north-west Russia, eastern Finland,
Estonia and Hungary?
9. The Peoples of China and South-east Asia
Magog, Kittim, Gomer etc all proven to be east Asian peoples.
10. What Happened to the Descendants of Elishah and Tiras?
These people are not easy to trace, but trace them I did. You will be
surprised at who they are today on our planet.
PART THREE: SHEM
Introduction
11. The Peoples of Northern Europe
A thorough discussion of Arphaxad and Aram. The descendants, including
Joktan, mysterious Ophir.
12. The Origin of the White Russians and Balts
Abraham had a concubine, Keturah. The Mitanni, Medans, Brahmins, Balts are
traced back to Abraham.
13. Modern Identities of the descendants of Elam and Lud
Ancient Elam compared to modern nations, place-names, tribes etc. Who could
his descendants be today?
14. The Assyrians in the Modern World!
A lot of space has been spent discussing the Assyrians in this book. Why?
one may ask. This will become self-evident, but they were a very important
and dominant people in the ancient Middle East and impact upon Israel to
such a degree, that they must be traced and their descendants identified
today.
14.1. Mysterious Origin of the Assyrians
14.2. The Fearsome Assyrians and their Migrations Into Central Europe
14.3. The Hittite Empire and the Modern Assyro-Hittites
14.4. What is Germany's Destiny?
The identity of Assur is identified; his exploits in the years after Babel;
his character, empire and descendants all discussed. After his empire fell,
his descendants were driven out of the Middle East and I trace them on their
journey to where they reside today.
15. Israel - Successors of Arphaxad
After going into captivity, most of the peoples of Israel disappear from
view - what became of them and what is their future? Why is Israel so
important to God and why are they so emphasised in the Bible?
Concluding Remarks
Glossary
Abbreviations
Bibliography
LIST OF CHARTS:
1. Noah's Descendants
2. Noah's Sons and Grandsons
3. Table of Nations
4. A List of the Names of Genesis Ten and their Meanings
5. List of different nations with similar names
6. List of Nations whose names have changed in the Bible
7. Descendants of Ham
8. The Black-Brown Races
9. Modern-day Descendants of Edom and Ishmael
10. Modern Location of the Hamites
11. Descendants of Japheth
12. The Yellow-Brown Races
13. Modern Location of the Japhethites
14. Descendants of Shem
15. The White Races
16. The Descendants of Nahor and Haran
17. Abraham's Ancestry and Descendants
18. Modern Locations of Abraham's Descendants
19. Assur's Ancestry
20. The Royal House of Akkad
21. Kings of Nineveh
22. List of the Early Kings of Assyria
23. List of the Latter Kings of Assyria
24. Early Kings of Germany
25. The Hittite Kings
26. Modern Location of the Shemites
27. Chronology of Genesis and Generations of the Patriarchs
28. The Generations of Adam-the Pre-Flood Patriarchs
29. The Generations of Noah - the Post-Flood Patriarchs
LIST OF MAPS:
1. The Original Location of the Nations after Babel
2. The Location of the Nations in Old Testament Times
3. Locations of the Hamitic Race
4. Migrations of the Hamitic Race
5. Locations of the Japhetic Race
6. Migrations of the Japhetic Race
7. Locations of the Shemitic Race
8. Migrations of the Shemitic Race
9. Ancient Peoples of the Near East
10. Locations of the Nations in the Modern World
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