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In this episode of the Migration Chronicles, we are going to trace the Israelite Scythians across the
European Continent.
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This migration began in 745 BC and did not end until Europe was settled by various tribes, most of whom descended from the Twelve Tribes of Israel.
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We can say that, roughly, this Age of Migrations period lasted close to 2,000 years, with the northernmost parts of Europe being settled by 1,250 AD.
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Pliny, the Elder, in his Natural History, asserts, “The name of the Scythians is everywhere changed to that of Sarmatae and Germans.”
Pliny The Elder
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of the “barbarian” in
Europe circa 320 AD
The word, German,
was used by the
Romans to refer to
all of the
“Barbarian” tribes
north of Italy. The
reality is that none
of these tribes
called themselves
“Germans.”
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For example, the Germans call themselves “Deutsch,” from the root word, “Teut,”
meaning “people,” or “folk.”
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As these Scythian/German tribes began settling down, they formed city-states and, eventually,
nation-states.
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It is also possible that the word ‘Teut’ comes from the Latin word, ‘Deus,’ which means “God.” So, the word, Deutschevolk actually means “God’s People,” which is what the Israelites traditionally called themselves.
The Reichstag
(German Parliament)
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The word ‘Goth’ also means “God,” as does the Germanic “Gott.” So, the word “Goth” is also a reference to “God’s people.”
An example of Gothic architecture
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Historically, only the Israelites ever referred to themselves as “God’s people.” As these migrated north and west through Europe, their tribal names often informed the territories where they settled.
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Some of these tribal names actually recall their Israelite heritage. Thus Jutland was named after the Jutes (Tribe of Judah).
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Denmark (Dan-Mark) was named after the Tribe of Dan.
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Russia – coloured
blue
Russia is probably named after Rosh, the son of Benjamin. The origin of the word “Russian” is from “Rosh” of Ezekiel 38:2. In
Mesopotamia was a valley called “the land of Rashu!”
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The word “Russ” or
“Rosh” means blonde.
And in ancient
Mesopotamia lived the
blonde children of
Keturah and Abraham
mentioned in Genesis
25:1-6. They founded A Mesopotamian
the Kingdom of
Mitanni, named after
Worker
Midian and Medan.
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Mongol Warriors
These Scythian/Gothic Israelites, mixed with other Aryan
descendants of Abraham, were constantly driven north and west by Asiatic tribes, such as the Huns, Avars, Turks, Mongols, and Khazars.
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The easternmost of the Gothic Tribes had to fight against these invaders, thus preventing them from moving further west. These invasions constantly propelled the Scythian Israelites northward and westward. When these invasions finally ended,
central Europe began to thrive.
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A major
development occurred in 800 AD, when Charlemagne unified most of the German states into the Holy Roman Empire.
The Holy Roman Empire Crown
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Map of early distribution of tribes
The HRE included what was left of the Ostrogoths, Visigoths, Goths, Vandals, Huns, Franks, Angles, Saxons, etc. Ultimately, the Vikings and Normans became the nations of Sweden, Norway, Finland,
Estonia, Lithuania, etc.
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Left: German chieftain of the Suebi people
The first mention of the Suebi people occurs in the first century BC.
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According to Tacitus, in his Annales, after 9 BC, Augustus divided the Germans by making a separate peace with the Sugambri and Suebi under their king Maroboduus. This is the first mention of any permanent king of the Suebi.
Tacitus AD 56 – AD 120
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Alans and Sueves
Left: The Alans
There is no doubt that the Suebi are a branch of the
Germans. The Alans and Sueves, as part of the Migrations of the Twelve Tribes, were known to have traveled together for a good part of their history.
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Alans and Sueves
Closely related to the
Alamanni and often
working in concert with
them, the Suebi for the
most part stayed on the
right bank of the Rhine
until December 31, 406,
The Alamanni (Coloured buff ) on the right bank of the Rhine
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…. when much of the tribe joined the Vandals and Alans in breaching the Roman frontier by crossing the Rhine, perhaps at Mainz, thus launching an
invasion of northern Gaul.
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Alans and Sueves
The “northern Suebi” were
mentioned in 569 under
Frankish king Sigebert I in
areas of today’s Saxony-
Anhalt which were known
as Schwabengau or
Suebengau at least until
the 12th century. In
Marriage of
connection to the Suebi,
Saxons and Lombards, Sigebert and returning from the Italian
Brunhilda
Peninsula in 573, are also
mentioned.
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While the Vandals and Alans clashed with the Roman-allied Franks for supremacy in Gaul, the Suebi under their king Hermeric worked their way to the south,
The Vandals
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The Iberian Peninsular circa 409
…. eventually crossing the Pyrenees and entering the Iberian Peninsula which was out of Imperial rule since the rebellion of Gerontius and Maximus in 409.
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The Suebi or Suevi (from Proto-Germanic *swēbaz based on the Proto-Germanic root swē – meaning “one’s own” people, from an Indo-European root
swe -, the third person reflexive pronoun)
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The Bavarian province of Swabia (Swaben) formerly an
independent principality retains the proto-German swēbaz name of the Suebi or Suevi to this day!
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Alans and Sueves
…. were a group of Germanic peoples who were first mentioned by Julius Caesar in connection with
Ariovistus’ campaign, circa 58 BC;
Julius Caesar
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Ariovistus was defeated by
Caesar. Some Suebi
remained a periodic threat
against the Romans on the
Rhine, until, toward the end
of the empire, the
Alamanni, including
elements of Suebi, brushed
aside Roman defenses and
occupied Alsace, and from
there Bavaria and
Ariovistus
Switzerland.
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Ptolemy
Ptolemy in his Geography (2.10) presents a somewhat more complex view. The Saxons are placed around the lower Elbe, which area they could have reached merely by an extension of the Saxon alliance.
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East of them are the Teutones and also a dissimilation of them, the Teutonoari, which denotes “men” (wer); i.e., “the Teuton men.” These Teutons or Teuton men appear to have been in Angeln and
the land around it.
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Suevi and Angli
The Angles, as such, are not listed at all. Instead there are Syeboi Angeilloi, Latinized to Suevi Angili, located south of the middle Elbe.
The River Elbe –
Rathen
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The White Cliffs Of Dover England
There has been much speculation regarding the original home of the Angli, but it appears that the Angli, or Angles, derived from the Suebi. These Angles continued west towards England.
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Suevi and Alemanni
The name of the Suebi also appears in Norse mythology and in early Scandinavian sources. The earliest attestation is the Proto-Norse name Swabaharjaz (“Suebian warrior”) on the and in the place name Svogerslev.
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Sváfa, whose name means “Suebian”, was a Valkyrie who appears in the eddic poem Helgakviða Hjörvarðssonar
The Suebian Knott
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Ariovistus
Ariovistus was a native of the Suebi. He spoke Gaulish fluently. He had two wives, one of whom he had brought from home. The second, who was the sister of King Vocion of Noricum, he acquired in an arranged political marriage.
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The Roman
Senate
Ariovistus is described by Caesar as rex
Germanorum. It is likely that Ariovistus’ authority only extended over those Germans who had settled in Gaul. He was
recognized as a king by the Roman Senate.
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Example of Tacitus’
writing
Tacitus says that the Germans made a distinction between kings, who were chosen by birth, and military leaders, who were chosen by ability, and that kings did not have absolute power.
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Allemanni and Marcomanni
The following slides are quotations form the book, TRACKING LADON GOG AND THE HEBREW ROSE, by John Anonymous Mythbuster
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Left: Roman coins depicting victory over the Allemanni
“It is also a good theory to view the Allemanni as the vehicle between the Maeonians and the Meons, with the understanding that it may have been prior to the
Allemanni making an alliance with the Allens, at
which time they were simply a hypothetical
“Manni,”……
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Catuvellauni Celts
…..”but perhaps the historical Marcomanni among whom were the Quadi. The Quadi may then have been the Cati who joined the peoples (Hirpini?) of Abellinum / Avellino in forming the
Catuvellauni Celts
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The Wassa clan (which
I’m assuming was Saxon)
that began in Cornwall
may thereby have
become a Saxo-Cati mix,
a mix smacking of the
entity of Thuringia (that Coat of Arms of The put forth the modern
Duchy of Saxe-
British royals).”
Coburg-Gotha
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There is no doubt that the “Catti” are the Tribe of Gad. Without a knowledge of our origins in the Twelve Tribes, this connection could not be made.
The Catti
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The Suebian writer, , said that the Suebi called themselves, “Sueve,” wherefore the Semnones were indeed related to them …as much as Tacitus placed the Semnones beside the Seuve and claimed their kinship.
Strabo
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To show that we are
dealing with a Molech-
like cult, Tacitus wrote:
“There by publicly
sacrificing a man, [the
Semnones] begin the
horrible solemnity of
their barbarous
worship.” It is said that
the Allemanni moved Castle-in-Alsace-
into and/or founded.
France
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Alsace could be read as Ale-Saka or Ale-Saxon, and who knows but that “Alesacius” could have been the earliest rendering of these peoples, as far back as , Caucasia,
The Caucasus
Region
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which is to say that the Laz/Lazica of Caucasia may have been named after an Alesacius-like term. After all, Alans were from northern Caucasia, and the Saka were there as well.
Kingdom of
Lazica
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From this map of Europe’s rivers, we can see how
the Danube penetrates into the very center of
Europe
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The Danube River, named by the Tribe of Dan, was
the main transportation route of the westward migrating tribes. The Dnieper, Don and Volga rivers
provided the northerly migration routes.
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Map of central Europe, showing the Alemanni
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The Marcomanni were immediately north of the Allemanni. are also said to have been a Suebi tribe. Now the oldest term belonging to these Germanics was “Hermunduri,” no doubt the root of “German.”
Maroboduus (or Marbod), King of the Marcomanni
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The word “duri” is the same as ‘Thuri,’ from which we get the name, ‘Thuringia.’
Both the Allemanni and the Suevi are today called by the name, Germans.
The modern state
of Thuringia
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The Invasion of the Huns
Frederick Haberman:
“For a century the Roman Empire stood against the Gothic invasion, the reason being that Christianity was spreading rapidly at that time in southern Europe. Wulfila spread from Constantinople, where he translated the Bible into Gothic. …..
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Odin on his
throne
…. But many centuries were yet to pass before the northern gothic peoples, the Saxons, Jutes, and the Angles, should hear of Jesus Christ. In Sweden, Odin was deified and the faith in him grew until the 11th Century, AD. …..
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The Invasion of the Huns
…. The reason why northern Europe did not accept Christianity for centuries later was the invasion of the Huns, who drove a wedge between the Gothic
nations of the north and south.”
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The Mongols Finally Defeated
The last of the Eastern hordes were the Mongols under Genghis Kahn. Their presence in Eastern Europe lasted almost 300 years. They reached as far west as Vienna, where they were prepared to
invade that city in December, 1241.
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Ogedei Khan
But the sudden death of Ogedei Khan, Genghis Khan’s son and successor, put an end to the invasion. Ogedei’s successors fell to fighting amongst themselves; and the White nations of Europe began to drive them back.
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A Cossack
The first major White re- conquest of the southern parts of Russia only began in the mid 1500s, when bands of Russian peasants, known as Cossacks, fleeing the autocratic fiefdoms of northern Russia, started settling along the banks of the Don River basin.
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…. engaged in a large clearing operation lasting many decades against the Mongols. By the mid- 1600s the majority of Mongols had been cleared
from central southern Russia
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… the remaining minority were for the greatest part absorbed into the new population. – March of the Titans, A History of the White Race, Chapter 32.
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The Descendants of Abraham
Besides the Israelites, many of their kinsfolk of other tribes decided to flee from their Assyrian captors. These appear to be the “Sarmations,” whom historians distinguish from the Scythians. Abraham came from “Ur of the Chaldees”.
The Sarmations
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Ancient Ur was in Mesopotamia. Ur is a shortened name for Urfa. There were once two cities by that
name.
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The Apostle, Stephen, tells us that it was the northern Ur in
Mesopotamia from which Abram came (Acts 7:2-3). That is where the Chaldeans first dwelt — over 400 miles northwest of ancient Babylon.
St. Stephen Window Norwich
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The word “Chaldean” comes from the Greek. The original Hebrew word is Chasdim, meaning “the people of Chesed”. Notice that Chesed was a common name in the family of Abraham (Gen.22:22).
Abraham
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Arphaxad
One area where these people lived was Arphaxad. Most Biblical encyclopaedias will clearly show that the Hebrew form is Arfachesed —– MEANING ARFA OR URFA THE CHALDEAN!
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The Chaldeans come from Arphaxad. They are his children. Abraham was a branch of this stock! The city of Ur was named after Arfa or Urfa, the Chaldean.’
The Chaldeans
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A Hurrain Charioteer
Sometimes they were referred to as HURRI or Hurrians, after Haran (Gen.11:29; 22:20-24). Sometimes they bore the name GUTI, probably meaning “people of God”. ‘Guti’ is the source word for “Goth.’
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The word “Persian” or “Parthian” is derived from the word “Euphrates”. Along this river these sons of
Abraham first lived. The Hebrews called the Euphrates the Perath or Peres River — the River of
the Persians!
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Perez is actually a form of
the Hebrew word, Pharez.
Pharez was the son of
Judah. It is obvious that the
descendants of Pharez, who
were taken captive by
Sennacherib in 701 BC,
when his Assyrian army
Judah’s
captured all of the fenced
cities of Judea, except for
Genealogy
the city of Jerusalem itself.
(Isa. 36:1; II Chron. 17:2.)
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Left: The Magi
Hence, it is quite possible that the Persians derived their name from Pharez (Perez), the son of Judah. The Parthians were those Israelites who stayed in Mesopotamia until after the days of Christ. Their kings were direct descendants of Pharez. The Magi were the igh priesthood of these Judahite Parthians
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The Persians named several small rivers in their new land after the Euphrates in Mesopotamia. Cyrus the King, so famous in Bible history, was a Persian.
King Cyrus
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“Travellers still speak of the
fair-complexioned, blue eyed
populations met with in the
Persian highlands”, writes
Sayce in RACES OF THE OLD
TESTAMENT. “Chestnut hair
is very common in Persia, as
it is among the West
European Alpines”, says
Griffith Taylor in
Thomas
ENVIRONMENT AND RACE, Griffith Taylor
p.186.
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Rostov-on-Don
Closely the Persians related to are the Medes. Pliny in his NATURAL HISTORY, bk. VI, sec. xi. mentions “the river Don, where the inhabitants are . . . said to be descended from the Medes”!
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I am Dariush, the Great King,
the King of Kings
The King of many countries and
many peoples
The King of this expansive land,
the son of Wishtasp Achamenia
Persian, the son of a Persian,
‘Aryan’, from the Aryan Race
Dariush’s scripture in Naqshe-e-
Rostam
King Dariush
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Conclusion
There is no doubt that the Germanic
peoples derive from the overland migration of the Twelve Tribes of Israel. Various waves of these people passed
through the Caucasus Mountains, around the Black and Caspian Seas,
then north and west into Europe.
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Conclusion
Isa. 11:16 tells us that these
Israelites would pass through
the area:
And there shall be an highway for the remnant of his people, which shall be left, from Assyria; like as it was to Israel in the day that he came up out of the land of Egypt.
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Conclusion
Before migrating, however,
these Israelites had to learn
the language of the area.
The language spoken there
was Persian. The historian,
Sharon Turner, has collected
a number of Persian words,
which came into the Anglo-
Saxon language from this
captivity.
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“The History of the Anglo-Saxons.”
PERSIAN, ANGLO-SAXON
Persian Anglo-Saxon German
Am I am
Angel A Hook
Aw Water Wasser
Ende End Ende
Berend Fruitful
Brader A brother Bruder
Band A band, a chain
Bendan To bind Binden
Saf Pure
Mxden A maiden Mädchen
Madah A female
Morth Death Mort?
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PERSIAN, ANGLO-SAXON
Persian Murda Morther Mus Nah Nun Nuh Hol Dar Cu Leogan Lam Lust
Anglo-Saxon Death Murder A Mouse Not
Now
Nine
Health A Door A Cow To tell a Lie Lame Delight
German
Maus
Nun Neun
Kuh Lügen Lahm Lustig
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Persian Thu Sorg Supwah Tunder Faeren
Anglo-Saxon Thou
Sorrow A shoe Thunder To go
German
Schuh Donner Fahren
Zend/Anglo-Saxon (Zend is a Persian Dialect)
Zend Dochter Dohte
Anglo-Saxon Daughter He did
German Tochter
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Zend/Anglo-Saxon (Zend is a Persian Dialect)
Zend Frend Feder Mid Meder Metan Maest Meze Meso Mal Hera Uppa Thre Thrydde
Anglo-Saxon A friend Father With
Mother Measure Master Great More
A lord Above Three A third
German Freund Vater Mit Mutter
Meister
Mehr Herr
Drei Dritter
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Zend/Anglo-Saxon (Zend is a Persian Dialect)
Zend Anglo-Saxon German
Thu Thou Du
Dreori Dreary Düster
Daeth Death Tot
Dajed He is no more
Reswian Reason
Guast The spirit Geist
Mxnde To mention
Manthre Words Wörter
Midda Middle Mittle
Meiao Middle
Morth Death
Mrete Mortal
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Zend Anglo-Saxon German
Yare Year Jahr
Starian To look at
Senghan A Word
Snid A cut Schnitt
Scina Shina Brilliant
Scheeto Brilliant
Pehlvi/Anglo-Saxon (Pehlvi is a dialect of Persian)
Pehlvi Halig Halae
Anglo-Saxon Holy
Pure
German Heilig
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Pehlvi Anglo-Saxon German
Eahta Eight Acht
Ascht Eight Acht
Marg Mortal
A-marg Immortal
Thu Thou Du
Tou Thou
Sex Six Sechs
Besche Wicked böse
Cneou Knee
Djanouh Knee
Steorran Stars Sterne
Cu Cow Kuh
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Pehlvi Anglo-zSaxon German
Meh Great groß
Bar Bare
Barhene Naked Nackt
Morth Death
Meder Mother Mutter
Nafel The Navel Nabel
Na No
Cald Called
Kala Crying out
Band A Joining Bund
Banda A Band
Raed A Road
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Pehlvi/Anglo-Saxon (Pehlvi is a dialect of Persian)
Pehlvi Raeh Eortha Arta
Anglo-Saxon German
A way
Earth
Earth (Hebrew Erde
eretz)
The Sibboleth
Another important identifying linguistic mark is the “Sibboleth”, where the Judahites were unable to pronounce the “h” in the “th” sound, whereas the
Northern House of Israel could. This language
difference between the English and Germans
remains to this day!
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The Judahites
being interogated
The story of sibboleth is given in the Book of Judges, 12: 1-15; where after a battle between the 2 houses, some Judahites tried to pass themselves off as Ephraimites, but were caught when they couldn’t pronounce the word sibboleth correctly.
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The Sibboleth
Judges 15:6; Then said they unto him, Say now Shibboleth: and he said Sibboleth: for he could not frame to pronounce it right. Then they took him, and slew him at the passages of Jordan: and there fell at that time of the Ephraimites forty and two thousand.
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Likewise Germans are unable to pronounce “h” in th such as “the” which becomes “der” and the famous German poet, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, whose surname is pronounced “gerta” – thus this is another mark of the Hebrew ancestry of the German people and language.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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According to the experts of the linguistic history of the migrations of the Anglo- Saxon, Celtic and Caucasian people, the English language is of primarily Hebrew syntax (according to Tyndale and others), plus Gaelic (Hamito-Semitic, which is also Hebrew) and Germanic words.
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In essence, the German
descendants of Isaac
(Saxons), having stayed in
Armenia until they finally
escaped through the
Caucasus, learned the Armenia – Khor
syntax and words of the Virap Monastery
ancient Persian language
&
[also called Farsi] and
brought those linguistics Mount Ararat
with them as they
migrated across Europe.
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When the Angles and Saxons crossed over to Britain, they adopted the syntax (grammar) of the Brits, but added numerous Germanic words to the native tongue of Britain.
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This explains the major grammatical differences and word similarities between Germanic and English, both of which languages retain much of their native Hebrew tongue.
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Migrations Of The 12 Tribes Of
Israel
BY PASTOR ELI JAMES
To be continued ………… Chapter Seven:
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