Ten Tribes Studies (19 August, 2014, 23 Av, 5774)
  
Contents:
1. YouTube Clip. Judah in Syria and Ireland (Yair pt.1)
2. YouTube Clip.  Yair from Judah in Ancient Eire (Yair pt.2)
3. New Article.
Scotland and Israel. Points of Interest
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1. YouTube Clip. Judah in Syria and Ireland (Yair pt.1)
Duration:Â Â 24.06Â minutes
Irish tradition mentions Iar as one of their ancestors. Iar is another form of Yair. The Bible tells us about the settlements of Yair in Gilead and Bashan east of the Jordan. Assyrian inscriptions confirm and expand on what Scripture tells us. See:
Yair in Irin. A Mixed Jewish-Israelite Group in Ireland and Scotland
http://hebrewnations.com/articles/tribes/ireland-and-ulster/yair.html
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2. YouTube Clip.  Yair from Judah in Ancient Eire (Yair pt.2)
Duration: 19.35 minutes
Yair gave rise to a group of settlements associated with both Judah and Manasseh. They were ruled over by a dynasty of administrators named the House of Geber. The center of gravity of this entity moved to the north of Syria where they were neighbored by a colony of Dan. The Assyrians exiled these peoples together with the rest of the Ten Tribes. Later, we find them under virtually the same names in the west, especially in Britain and even more in Ireland. See:Â Yair in Irin. A Mixed Jewish-Israelite Group in Ireland and Scotland
http://hebrewnations.com/articles/tribes/ireland-and-ulster/yair.html
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3. New Article.
Scotland and Israel. Points of Interest
http://hebrewnations.com/articles/tribes/scotland/points.html
(a) Scottish Reverence for their Ancestors
(b) Scotland is the only European country that has no history of state persecution of Jews!
(c)Â Hebraic Instinct. The Instinctive Identification of Scotsmen as Israelites
(1) The Declaration of Arbroath
(2) The National CovenantÂ
Extract:
For that is the mark of the Scots of all classes: that he stands in an attitude towards the past unthinkable to Englishmen, and remembers and cherishes the memory of his forebears, good or bad; and there burns alive in him a sense of identity with the dead even to the twentieth generation. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON - Weir of Hermiston, 1894