Ten Tribes
Contents:
1. Is supporting Hamas anti-semitic? by Shai Preter
2. Steve Phillips: Heifer in English is Parah in Hebrew
3. New Video Clip. Isles of the Sea (L3)
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1. Is supporting Hamas anti-semitic? by Shai Preter
https://www.quora.com/Is-supporting-Hamas-anti-semitic/answer/Shai-Preter
Hamas literally has in its charter that they would like to kill all the Jews in the world. They have made statements that they would like Jews to come to Israel so that it would make it easier to hunt the Jews down and kill them all. They have made statements saying that Hitler was a hero and great man.
All that seems pretty anti-semitic to me, and supporting that group means you support their genocidal policies, as you can't separate the two.
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2. Steve Phillips: Heifer in English is Parah in Hebrew
Re: Brit-Am Now no. 2681
#4. New Source? The Name "Eglah" applied to East Anglia in England.
NB: Heifer is a metathesis of the Hebrew word Parah.
Regards,
Steve
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Brit-Am Explanation for the Uninitiated:
A heifer is the English word for a cow.
heifer (n.)
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=heifer&allowed_in_frame=0
Old English heahfore (West Saxon); Northumbrian hehfaro, heffera (plural), "heifer," of unknown origin, not found outside English. Â
Metathesis is the transposition of sounds or letters in a word. This is well know in Hebrew, for instance we have the words "Ce-S-eV" and "Ce-Ve-S" bothwords meaning the same ("sheep") only the order of letters has been switched around in the middle.
cf.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/metathesis
One familiar example of metathesis is our word thrill, which was "thyrlian" in Old English and "thirlen" in Middle English. By the late 16th century, native English speakers had switched the placement of the "r" to form "thrill." Another example is the alteration of "curd" into "crud" (the earliest sense of which was, unsurprisingly, "curd").
We have the Hebrew word "Pa-Ra-H" which means "cow". In Hebrew the same letter stands for both "F" and "P" and the two letters are interchangeable.
The Hebrew word "Pa-Ra-H" could therefore be spelt as "Fa-R-H" and by metathesis we would have "He-F-R" or "Heifer" as Steven Phillips suggests.
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3. New Video Clip
Isles of the Sea (L3)
Duration: 14.57 minutes
It was prophesied that the Lost Ten Tribes would be among Western Peoples. Special emphasis was given to Ephraim. The name Ephraim sometimes refers to the specific Tribe of that name but otherwise it is a term applied to the Lost Ten Tribes in general. It depends on the context. The Lost Ten Tribes and Ephraim in their places of exile will be in the Isles of the Sea. This meant the British Isles including Ireland. This together wioth other evidence proves that the Lost Ten Tribes are in the west especially among English-speaking peoples.
See:
ISLES OF THE SEA
http://hebrewnations.com/articles/biblical-proof/geo/geoisles.html
Islands of Israelites
http://hebrewnations.com/articles/biblical-proof/geo/islands.html
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