Date: Thu Aug 15, 2002 4:49 am
Below is a synopsis of identity points
discussed in our soon-to-be
published (we hope) book,
"Biblical Israel".
The first part (on Genesis) was sent
out previously but I have since made a
few corrections.
After Genesis identity points from
the Books of Numbers and Deuteronomy are
given.
SYNOPSIS OF IDENTITY POINTS
The First Five Books of the Bible
Genesis: THE END OF THE BEGINNING
Our studies of Genesis revealed to us
the following: Mankind was
told to be fruitful and multiply and
conquer the earth. Adam and Eve sinned
and all of humanity was punished. A
Deluge covered the earth from which
only Noah and his family survived.
All peoples alive today are descended
from the three sons of Noah. Abraham
was descended from Shem the son of
Noah. God chose Abraham to be the instrument
of His Will, to be blessed and
to bring a blessing upon all peoples
of the earth (12:2-3, 18:18-19, 22:18
cf. 24:4). Abraham was promised that
his seed would be extremely numerous
(15:5, 22:17). He was assured that
he would inherit the Land of Canaan
(15:7, 17:8) from the Nile to the Euphrates
(15:8). Nations and Kings would
emerge from Abraham (17:6). Sarah the
wife of Abraham was blessed that she
would become a mother of nations and
"kings of peoples" would come from her
(17:16, 21): This means the monarchs
of several nations ruling at one and
the same time, such as the monarchs
of Western European countries do now.
Only Isaac the son of Abraham would
inherit the covenant of Abraham (17:19,
21:12). One of the purposes of the
promises was that through the blessings
they would be enabled to do justice
and judgment (18:19). After Abraham was
tested with the "binding" (Akeda) of
Isaac everything about the blessings
became unconditional (22:16) apart
from inheriting the land that remained
contingent upon Monotheism and obedience.
Abraham was told that his seed
would inherit the "gate of his enemies"
(22:17 cf. 24:60). Isaac married
Rebecca who it was predicted would
become the mother of "thousands of ten
thousands" (24:60) and that her seed
would possess "the gate of those who
hate them" (24:60). These prophecies
meant that the promised seed would
possess international thoroughfares
and vantage points of strategic
importance as the USA and Britain (and
only they) have done and still do.
Isaac was given all the Land of Canaan
(26:3). Isaac was to be the ancestor
of innumerable descendants through
whom all the world would be blessed
(24:4, 32:12).
Isaac fathered twins, Esau and Jacob
(25:24). Esau was the older.
Rebecca had been told that the elder
would serve the younger (25:23). Esau
sold his birthright to Jacob (25:33).
Jacob received the blessing of the
firstborn from his father Isaac (27:27).
Jacob was promised a healthy
climate, agricultural plenty and mineral
riches (27:28 cf. the blessing to
Joseph 49:25) and that he would be
the master of his brethren and rule over
nations (27:29). Jacob was to receive
the blessings of Abraham and to
inherit the Land (28:4, 35:12). His
seed was to spread all over the earth
(28:14). Jacob married Leah and Rachel
(29:30). His firstborn was Reuben
(29:32), then came Simeon (29:33) and
Levi (29:34), then Judah (29:35).
Rachel gave her handmaiden, Bilhah,
to Jacob who begat Dan (30:6) and
Naphtali (30:8). Zilpah the handmaiden
of Leah was the mother of Gad
(30:11) and Asher (30:13). Reuben found
mandrakes (30:14) and gave them to
Leah who hired the attentions of her
husband Jacob and bore Issachar
(30:18) and after that Zebulon (30:20).
Rachel bore Joseph (30:24) who is
the vanquisher of Edom meaning Germany
or Europe in general. Only Britain
and the USA have proved that they are
capable of fulfilling the task of
Joseph. Jacob fled from Laban and headed
towards the Land of Canaan. An
angel wrestled with Jacob (32:24) whom
he overcame and received the name
"Israel" (32:28). Jacob was promised
that a nation and a company of nations
and kings would come from him (35:11).
Benjamin was born and Rachel died
(35:18). Israel (i.e. Jacob) gave his
son Joseph a coat of many colors and
this made his brothers jealous (37:3).
Joseph was sold into Egypt where he
became the virtual ruler of the land
and saved the house of his father from
famine. He also saved the Land of Egypt
and other lands. Judah through
Tamar begat Pharez (38:29) and Zarah
(38:30). Joseph married Asenath
daughter of Potiphera priest of On
(41:50) and begat Manasseh (41:51) whose
name means "delegated responsible representation"
such as that of the USA.
The second son of Joseph was Ephraim
(41:52) whose name implies an
aristocratic system such as that found
in Britain. Joseph was reconciled to
his brothers who went down to Egypt
with all their families. The sons and
grandsons of Israel numbered seventy
souls. The names of the sons and
grandsons (ch.46) are similar to the
names of descendants of Israelite
Tribes who populated much of Western
Europe. Jewish tradition and Arab
legends trace the Lost Ten Tribes to
Western Europe.
Before he died Jacob blessed Joseph
(48:3) and made Ephraim and
Manasseh full-fledged tribes in their
own right (48:5-6). Ephraim and
Manasseh would became a multitude in
the midst of the earth and the name of
Jacob be called upon them and the name
of his fathers Abraham and Isaac
(48:16). This means primarily that
the essence of the forefathers would be
expressed through the sons of Joseph.
It has a secondary meaning that their
very names would recall the forefathers.
Abraham was known as "the Hebrew"
(14:13) and the early inhabitants of
Britain called themselves and were
termed by others "Iberi" meaning "Hebrews".
Names given to the Scythians
and to the Saxons who settled England
were derived from the name Isaac. The
name "Jacob" is recalled in the Union
Jack of Britain meaning the Uniting
of Jacob, and in the nickname "Yanki"
which is short for Jacob.
Ephraim would be greater than Manasseh.
Ephraim would become a
multitude of nations (48:19) "malo
hagoim" and rule over other peoples.
Manasseh would also become great after
Ephraim (48:19). Jacob blessed all
of his sons concerning their destiny
in the Latter Times (49:1). Reuben
(France) would be unstable and attempt
to conquer the Holy Land. Simeon and
Levi would be policemen (49:5) like
the Irish in America. Judah would keep
the law and teach his brethren who
would acknowledge the righteousness of
Judah (49:8). Judah would be like an
old lion. Judah (unlike the other
tribes) would always be recognizable
as descended from Israel. Zebulon
would dwell on the seashores (49:13)
as the Dutch descendants of the
Sabalingoi ("People of Zebulon") do.
Issachar would be neutral and
landlocked in a mountainous area (49:14)
like the Swiss. Dan would be a
judge of his people (49:16). Gad would
become a troop of "Goths" (49:19)
who settled in Sweden. Asher would
eat dainties and enjoy riches (49:2).
Naphtali was to become like a hind
in Scandinavia (49:21). Joseph would
establish overseas colonies (49:22)
and would help Judah re-settle the
land. Joseph would have his presence
felt in many oceans. Joseph would be
blessed with good climate, agricultural
plenty and mineral wealth (49:25).
Joseph would dwell in separate areas
from his brothers (49:26) like the
North Americans, British, Australians,
New Zealanders, and South Africans
do. Benjamin is likened unto a wolf
(49:27) which was a symbol of the
Normans who conquered England. The
son of Manasseh was Machir (50:23) whose
name in Hebrew embodies the concept
of Capitalism. The name Machir evolved
into the name of America. The symbol
of the USA is a pyramid which was a
symbol of Joseph.
The blessings given unto the forefather
had to be fulfilled in the
Last Days. The only possible peoples
who fulfill all the criteria mentioned
in the Bible are the nations of Western
Europe alongside Britain and her
daughters and the USA.
Identity Characteristics From the Book of Numbers
Tribal Standards were set up around
the Tabernacle (2:2). These
standards in most cases depicted symbols
similar to those still present on
the national coats-of-arms of nations
in which the relevant tribe is
prevalent. The dominant colors of the
Tabernacle and of the Israelite
Nation were red, white, and blue. These
three colors or at least two of
them are still found on the flags of
most Israelite-descended nations.
Numbers (chapter two) describes the
camping arrangements and Order of
March. The geographical arrangement
of the encampment is repeated at the
present time in the way that Israelite
nations are placed in regard to each
other. The Order of March required
that the Tribes move together in groups
of three. These groupings had historical
significance regarding traditional
alliances and associations of the peoples
concerned. Yair (32:41) and the
events around him were repeated in
Irish mythology.
The Prophesies of Balaam and the Identity of Israel
We learned from the Prophesies of Balaam
the following facts that
help us confirm our beliefs concerning
the identification of Israel in the
Last Days:
The two halves of Israel (headed by
Judah and Joseph) need to be
united. Division is a curse (23:7).
They will exist separately from other
nations (23:9). They will be so numerous
that they cannot be counted
(23:10). The blessings to Israel were
unconditional (23:19, 23:20). They
are likened unto a unicorn (23:22 24:8),
and a lion (23:24). They will
dwell in good fertile areas (24:6).
Their descendants will be found in many
waters (24:7), i.e. abiding by different
Seas and Oceans. They will be very
powerful (24:7), becoming a universal
militarily might and a world power
(24:8). Manasseh (symbolized by a unicorn)
will become the most powerful
tribe and the fullest expression of
Israelite might (24:8). The Scottish
coat-of-arms depicts two unicorns.
Descendants of Manasseh through Scotsmen
and Scots-Irish dominate the USA. The
lion and unicorn representing Israel
in the last days are recalled in juxtaposition
(24:9) and they are
represented on the British coat-of-arms.
Israel shall conquer Edom (24:18)
meaning Germany and Europe. In the
Last Days there will be a Great
Confrontation amongst all the major
powers of the earth.
More Deuteronomy Characteristics of Israel
The Hebrews were divided into administrative
groups of tens,
fifties, hundreds, and thousands (1:15)
such as practiced by the
Anglo-Saxons. The principle of equality
before the law was enjoined upon
them (1;17). The French and American
revolutions were fought over this
principle. The conquest of the land
of the Amorites (1:2) lead to
Israelites being referred to as "Amurru"
by strangers and this term was
also applied to the Cimmerians from
whom many of the Celts descend; Yair
(3:14) and the Iari who formed a powerful
entity in the land of Israel are
later traced to Ireland and Scotland.
The Israelites were warned not to
adopt pagan customs of the peoples
around them (12:30). If they did, they
would be exiled. The Ten Tribes indeed
did practise idolatry and were
exiled. Idolatrous customs described
in the Bible remained with them in
their places of exile and help identify
them. The Israelites would lend to
other nations and not borrow (15:6
28:12) [but see our reservations on
this matter]. "Arami" could be used
as another name for Israel (26:5) and
Arami according to Pliny was the original
name applied to the Scythian
Sacae from whom the Anglo-Saxons and
kin derive. Each Tribe had its own
peculiar uniqueness (29:10). Judah
was known for keeping the law and
Northern Israel with Joseph for social
justice. If they did not keep the
Law they would ultimately be cast into
"another land" (29:28) meaning "The
New World" (America) after it would
be discovered by Europeans and given
that title. The seventy clans of Israel
are juxtaposed to the seventy
nations of the earth (32:8).
Regarding the identity of the Lost
Ten Tribes the Blessing of
Moses (Deuteronomy chapter 33) tells
us that Joseph will be blessed with
agricultural plenty and mineral resources
(33:15-16). He will dwell in
regions that are physically separated
from the other Israelites (33:16).
Joseph is likened unto a young bull
and to a unicorn (33:17). Joseph will
defeat other peoples all over the world
until the ends of the world. The
Midrash tells us that in the Latter
Times Annointed Leaders will arise from
Menasseh, Ephraim, and Judah, along
with the coming of Elijah.
Issachar will call other nations to
the mountain for "sacrifices of
righteousness" (33:19) just like mountainous
Switzerland is an
international place for gatherings
and good purposes such as peace talks,
the Geneva Conference, organizations
like the Red Cross and so on.
Zebulon will feed on the abundance of
the seas (33;19) just like Holland
does and also find treasures in the
sand like the Dutch-descended Boers of
South Africa with their diamonds do.
Gad will be noted for the symbol a lion
like that of Sweden and the
characteristic use of an ax-like weapon
(33:20) such as that which a branch
of the Goths were noted for.
Dan will be a young lion leaping from
Bashan (33:22) which became another
name from Scandinavia. The Danes represent
that branch of Dan that went to
Scandinavia and their symbol is a lion.
Asher will dip his foot in oil (33:24)
which can mean petroleum and the
North Sea petrol fields link areas
associated with Asher.
All the peoples of Israel on the whole
will be militarily powerful (33:27
33:29), enjoy relative security, agricultural
bounty and healthy climates
(33:28).
These promised blessings are in the
Bible. They are there in black
and white. Most of them are quite clear
even in simple English translation.
The niceties of the Hebrew language
and the oral traditions of the sages
together with results of historical
research further enhance the directness
and forcefulness of the message. The
Lost Ten Tribes of Israel are amongst
the English-speaking peoples and related
nations of Europe. The USA with
Britain and her daughters embody the
descendants of Joseph. In light of
these researches no other explanation
can be honestly proposed. For
whatever reasons one may or may not
be pleased with these results but they
have to faced up to. Whatever conclusions
one should draw from what the
Bible is telling us needs to be discussed.
Before discussion can begin the
message should be spread and the word
of truth internalized.
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