The Migration of Judah

Torah to the Tribes - Podcast tekijän mukaan Matthew Nolan - Sunnuntaisin

Who are the real Jews today and where do can we find them? 2 answers to that question. The Fellahin – so called Palestinians are the descendants of the poor agricultural Jewish society that stayed in the land of Israel and converted to Islam in the 6th and 7th centuries to avoid paying the Jizya tax and loosing their land according to the 1918 historians David Ben Gurion (future Prime Minister) and Itzahk Ben-Zivi (future President). But what about the affluent, regal Jews that weren’t connected to the land; but were engaged in trade and export: Who are they and where did these royal nomadic Jews migrate to? 2. Tracking the migration patterns and thus identifying the regal merchant class of the house of Judah. Cauca-Asians: are not pure white races but a mixture of Asians that lived on the Russian steppes – ‘Asians in the Caucasus Mountains’ Ashkenazi- Khazar’s. Ethiopia: history of Menelick I and Menelick II – descendants of King Solomon. Menelick — from Melech—King. Egypt’s Pharoah’s were black, not white. Egypt-Mitzrayim-‘burnt face’ (black). The ancients referred to their “country” as Kemet-KMT, which has been written many different ways: Kemet, Kemit, Khemet, Khem, Al Khem—Khemit. It literally meant “the Black Land’ – “Land of the Blacks“ How did Moshe go undetected for 40 years in a land of black faces? How did Joseph’s brothers not recognize him in the land of the black faces if he was a white man? Noach called his son Ham in Hebrew Kham – Chet-MemSofeet = ‘hot’. Khemit and Kham are the same in Hebrew, which represented the coloring of the people of Egyptians. What happens if something remains hot for a long duration of time? It will eventually turn black! Ex 2:19 Moshe was described as a Mitzri – ‘black face’ from the ‘land of the blacks’. They didn’t say a Mitzi-Laban, which would have meant an albino African – like Yaakov’s uncle. The ancient Egyptians were a Kemetic peoples – ‘black’! In 1965 the former president of Egypt, Gamal Abdul Nasser said he couldn’t, ‘respect the present Jews in Israel because they left Israel’ black’ and came back ‘white’!  Song of Solomon 1:5 “I am black, but comely, O ye daughters of Jerusalem, as the tents of Kedar, as the curtains of Solomon.” 1:5 – “I am black”, the Hebrew is “Shachar-ha-anya” literally translates to “I am dark skinned”! Strong #7838. Shachar, from 7835; dusky, black. So the word “Shachar” means “dusky”. The Concise Oxford English Dictionary, Tenth Edition: “dusky” –  ‘darkish in colour’. ‘euphemistic (of a person) black’; ‘dark-skinned’. Olde English Dictionary:’ tending to blackness’. Song of Songs 5:11 His head is as the most pure gold, his locks are curly, and as black as raven.  King Solomon was black! Only blacks have locks, not Cauca-Asian’s no matter what Repunzel and Goldilocks may say! Bath-sheba – ‘Bet-Tav-Sheen-Bet-Ayin’ – ‘daughter of Sheba’. The black daughter of Sheba, whose line goes back to Sheba the son of Cush who produced the Nilotic black races. Ber. 10:6 And the sons of Ham; Kush, and Mitzrayim, and Phut, and Kanaan.7 And the sons of Kush; Seba, and Havilah, and Savtah, and Raamah, and Savtecha: and the sons of Raamah; Sheba, and Dedan.  What about His father King David? Wasn’t he an Anglo with reddish skin?? 1 Sam 17:42 And when the Philistine looked about, and saw David, he disdained him for he was but a youth, ruddy and of fair countenance.  ‘Ruddy’ – ‘Admonee’ – ‘Aleph-Dalet-Mem-Nun-Yod’ – reddish black – as in the reddish black soil. Gen. 4:10 and he said, What have you done? the voice of your brothers Dham cries to me from the ground. Look at the word play for ‘Dham’/’blood’>’Adamah’/’ground’>’Admonee’/’ruddy’/‘Mahogany’ in color – ‘reddish-black’! Malcolm X was described as ‘Mahogany’, his nickname was ‘red’ or ‘Detroit Red.’ If King David was an Ashkenazi, white Jew with a reddish complexion he would of been described as ‘Laban’ – an ‘albino’. The Ethiopian Jews – Falasha’s, meaning black. Zeph 3:10 From beyond the rive

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