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I thought that Gomer was father of all Celts. Wasnt he given the area now called Normandy and wasnt it his line that settled the Celtic nations? Ireland, Scotland, England? And because of this woudnt it be possible for the Tartan to have followed with him?
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Brit-Am Reply:
Gomer in the Bible is a son of Japhet son of Noah (Genesis 10). Gomer had three
sons, Ashkenaz, Togarmah, Riphah.
Traditionally Gomer gave rise to the Celtic Peoples and part of the Germanic
nations.
Ashkenaz to the Germans and part of the Scythians.
Togarmah to part of the Germans and Turkish peoples.
Riphah to part of the Celtic and Slavic nations.
Hosea chapters one and two speaks of the Lost Ten Tribes forming a union with
Gomer.
See what we have written there:
http://britam.org/hosea1.html#Chapter
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4. David
Bedwell:
Lost Ten Tribes = Gentile?
Shalom, Yair:
Do the writings of the rabbis, either in the Midrash, or the Mishna/Gemara ever call/label/refer to the Lost Ten Tribes as "Gentiles?" If so, will you provide sources for this? I know the halacha is that Jews cannot marry Ephraimites (in the larger sense), but I haven't seen the mitzvot on that. I'm assuming it has something to do with my primary question.
Todah,
David
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Brit-Am Reply:
In the Talmud (Yebamot 17 a/b) it says that the Lost Ten Tribes
should be related to legally as Gentiles for all intents and purposes.
References to other sources discussing this matter are to be found in the
commentaries attached to this source.
The same ruling may be extended (under certain circumstances) to encompass
anyone of Jewish descent whose ancestors changed their religion more than two or
three generations ago.
In other words the ruling is based on religious considerations only and may
apply to Jews from Judah as much as anyone else.
This does not mean they are Gentiles only that as far as their religious
obligations and liabilities are concerned they have the same status as Gentiles.
This ruling is in line with statements in the Prophets.
The Ten Tribes of Israel were to be considered for a while "Not My People"
[Hosea 1:9].
The northern tribes were exiled because of their sins (Jeremiah 3:6-7 cf. 2-Kings chapters 17 and 18).
The exiled tribes were divorced by God (Jeremiah 3:8).
In the past we said that Israelites from the Ten Tribes are not
obligated at present to Keep the Law.
Strictly speaking this is correct BUT
New considerations have however shown us that they (or they who feel so called
at least) should endeavor to keep the Commandments.
It may be that an easier pathway in accordance with Rabbinical understanding but
without the additional safeguards that apply to Jews
should be made available.
We are preparing an article on this subject.
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5. New Article: Tartan in Ireland.
http://britam.org/tartan7.html
Contents:
Kilts and Tartan in Ancient Ireland
Indications of Rank Through Number of Colors Employed
The House of Neal and Tartan?
Tartans and Striped Coats
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