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Can you please send me your sources for your Gomer link to Scandia, thank you.
Best,
Shawn Sinclair
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Brit-Am Reply:
See:
Gomer
http://britam.org/Proof/Attributes/roleGomer.html
Extracts:
Before moving to Europe
Gomer
son of Japhet
was to be found in the Middle East. Regions attributed to
Gomer
son of Japhet
in Midrashic
and related sources are also those attributed to the Lost Ten Tribes.
The Book of Hosea indicates a union of the exiled northern Israelites with
Gomer.
We may therefore assume some type of geographical association between
Gomer
of Japhet
and Gomer
of Israel.
Rabbi
Eliyahu
of Vilna as interpreted by
Shlomoh
Koslavski,
("Va-Asher
Tovanah
Yagidu",
Jerusalem, 5764) used a system that would have placed
Gomer
in Scandinavia or in Northern Europe in general and
Magog
to the south of Gomer.
On the other hand Rabbi Eliyahu
of Vilan
understood the Talmud as identifying
Gomer
with Germany.
On the whole the sources incline to identify
Gomer
in our time as descriptive of "Celtic" and "Germanic" peoples.
Yair,
...regarding the polemic argument regarding two messias as against one messiah with various roles to fulfill.
Can you refer me to some where where I can read the various arguments ?
Many thanks,
B.
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Brit-Am Reply:
No real arguments exist. Just opinions.
Concerning the Messiah son of Joseph if you make a web search you will come up
with many options. Some of them might actually be helpful.
We tried it out some time ago and did not find much but things change and also
maybe we did not look well enough? Everyone has their off-days
with other days that go very well indeed.
Your best bet is, as far as we know,
To get a an idea of the Jewish Perspective on Messiah son of Joseph, see:
Yedid
Nefesh.
Kol
HaTor
http://www.yedidnefesh.com/kaballah/kol-hator/3.htm
To get a an idea of the Jewish Perspective on Messiah son of Joseph, see the
list of relevant Brit-Am articles:
Messiah
http://www.britam.org/ContentsSubject.html#Messiah
See also:
Joseph - The Israelite Destiny of
America
http://britam.org/bkjoseph.html
"Joseph. The Israelite Destiny of America" quotes from the book "Kol HaTor"
(The Voice of the Turteldove") and from other sources concerning the Messiah son
of Joseph. These extracts are discussed and their relevance demonstrated.
"Joseph. The Israelite Destiny of America" was the first work to show the
pertinence of "Kol HaTor" to these studies and is still the ONLY work that
adequately does so!
We do not claim to be great experts on this particular subject but we seem to
the only ones who have written on it from the perspective of what Rabbinical
Commentaries wrote.
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