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Brit-Am Now no. 1537
The Lost Ten Tribes of Israel Movement
7 July 2010, 25 Tammuz 5770
Contents:
1. New Article and Brit-Am You Tube Clip.
Migratory Movements of the Ten Tribes of Israel.
2. Christine Darg: George Washington Originally Wanted Flag With 6-Pointed
(Jewish "Magen David" type) Starts!
3.
4. Answer to Question by Allan Dane Concerning Family Names, Croats, Slovenes,
DNA, etc.
5. Ancient Scottish Heritage. What happened to it?
1. New Article and Brit-Am You Tube Clip
Migratory Movements of the Ten Tribes of Israel.
http://britam.org/Migrations.html
The Assyrians exiled the Ten Tribes of Israel. After their exile they broke
up into different groups and over time all moved to Western Europe whence their
descendants populated North America and related regions. The article below
briefly outlines some of the different pathways and processes of national
migration that were involved.
Duration of clip: ca. 10 minutes
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2. Christine
Darg:
George Washington
Originally Wanted Flag With 6-Pointed (Jewish "Magen
David" type) Stars!
Dear Yair,
I'm wondering if you have researched this: I heard on Fox News yesterday on the
4th of July that George Washington had originally planned for the stars on the
American flag to be six-pointed, but Betsy Ross, the reputed designer, chose
five-pointed stars instead.
Shalom,
Christine Darg
4. Answer to Question by Allan Dane
Concerning Family Names, Croats, Slovenes, DNA, etc.
Allan Dane <allanjanda@yahoo.com> wrote:
Good morning Yair,
I have 2 questions, my father was Slovenian, last name Dane. Which sounds
rather close to Dan, one of the lost 10 tribes. I have been examining
myfamillytreedna.com, I typed in my surname and found it was included in
Ireland heritage group. But my Grandfather was Slovenian, I know from reading
articles on your website that Dan inhabited Ireland. Did he also inhabit
Slovenia? I have read on Wikipedia that Slovenians and Croats are Dinaric and
thought to be descended from the Tribe of Dan, is that true? One more
question, is it true that people of Hebrew ancestry belong to Halo groups J,
J1, J2,G, E1b, R1b, R1a1, G and T? And does it matter if you test your Y or
your MTdna?
Thank you again for all your help. AND MAY THE GOD OF ABRAHAM, ISAAC, AND
JACOB CONTINUE TO WATCH OVER, BLESS, AND PROTECT THE APPLE OF HIS EYE, HIS
PEOPLE ISRAEL, WHERE EVER IN THE WORLD THEY MAY BE.
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Brit-Am Reply:
Your family name is indeed interesting. It would be worth while finding
out how it came about. It may be that someone from Denmark once settled in
Slovenia? Names can be important. They are not everything and other factors must
also be considered but names definitely do help and may reflect Divine
Providence indicating Israelite origin.
Israelites were to be found in different groupings all over Europe but they gave
expression in a Tribal-Nationalistic sense to their Israelite Heritage mainly in
areas where they were in a majority or at least numerically significant.
I do not follow your quote from Wikipedia concerning the Tribe of Dan amongst
Croats and Slovenes. I have never heard of it and doubt it. In my schooldays I
had a friend whose father was Croatian. He was OK. Tito was also Croatian. On
the whole however the history of Croatia has exhibited the opposite of what we
consider to be Israelite characteristics.
You asked if # people of Hebrew ancestry belong to Halo groups J, J1, J2,G, E1b,
R1b, R1a1, G and T? # These are all the major European YDNA haplogroups. They
are not necessarily Israelite. Their origin may in fact be an outcome of
geography rather than heredity. We ourselves follow DNA research and sometimes
use it BUT with great reservation.
Concerning differences between Y (male) and mtDNA (female) DNA it depends what
you are looking for. Male ancestry or female ancestry in determining Israelite
origins may not matter much since it depends to some extent how the person
themselves identify. Tribal ancestry is determined through the male line.
It is now more or less generally accepted at the scientific level that mtDNA is
determined or at least heavily influenced by environment.
In our opinion the same applies for YDNA. The scientists however do not appear
to agree with us, at least not at the public popular journalistic level.
But give them time.
5. Ancient Scottish Heritage. What
happened to it?
In the book, "British Kings & Queens" by Mike Ashley, 1998, p.301 it
says:
# The
[Scottish] Highlanders practiced
Catholicism, but many still held true to the old Celtic church, whilst others
often practiced
pagan worship.#
If this is correct there should be more material available on the subject and
some of this may be of use to Brit-Am researches.
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