The Ten Tribes

Author : Donald Miller
Publisher : Different Perspectives Pub Incorporated
ISBN 13 : 9780979705007
Total Pages : 253 pages
Book Rating : 4.7/5 (5 download)

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Download or read book Legacies of the Ten Found Tribes of Israel written by Donald Miller and published by Different Perspectives Pub Incorporated. This book was released on 2007 with total page 253 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Legacies of the Ten Found Tribes of Israel is a book that tells the reader who the people of the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel were, where they came from and where they went to. It discusses their abductions by the Assyrians and their forced marches to the steppes of Central Asia and then east and west to establish periodic stops for an east - west trade route through the mountains and deserts and seas of what is now Central Asia, Western China and Eastern Europe. It also relates the order of their abductions in four campaigns spanning the years of 734 - 722 B.C.E. to the order of their settlement on the trade route.Subsequent development of the Trade Route gave rise to a support infrastructure of towns and places which had commercial specialities. The book goes on further to show how the descendants of the abducted people influenced the world of their respective times and how their influences have reached into modern times in the way of the development of eastern religions and many of our modern languages.The author, Donald Miller, with a formal background in chemical engineering and a lifelong career in multi-disciplinary engineering has been very much involved in performing studies using the Scientific Method. He became interested in the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel and proceeded to do a study using the Scientific Method to learn more about them. Research uncovered several facts and anomalies associated with the abductions of the people of the Lost Tribes and the subsequent exiles of Judeans to Babylonia in 597 and 586 B.C.E. and then the conquest of the Babylonians by the Persians in 539 B.C.E.Those facts and anomalies led the author to view Central Asia as a possible destination of the abducted people. Finding places on maps of Central Asia, Eastern Europe, Southern Russia and Northern China having Hebraic sounding names resulted in his development of a word defining instrument, the Hebrew word analysis, which he used to analyze those names.The Hebrew word analysis transliterates modern English names into Hebrew text. English definitions of the root words eked out of the transliterated Hebrew text are found in a religious Hebrew to English dictionary since the religious Hebrew language was the vernacular of those ancient people. The root word definitions are then assembled into meaningful English definitions.For instance, Mosul, a city in the nation of Iraq which appeared to have been an internment camp and the first stop on the long treks of the abducted people has the Hebrew word analysis definition of Sitting In Judgement Without Distinguishing Or Examining Or Finding Out And Banking The Money. Resht, a city in the nation of Iran which appeared to have been the first permanent site of those dispossessed people has the definition of It Is Indeed Dispossessed And In Poverty. The Kara Kum Desert in the nation of Turkmenistan has the definition of, Cut (By) The Heat Not A Dark Place To Hide. The Alay Mountain Range in the nations of Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan has the definition, Above And About Me. The names of thirty five cities and other places were seen as having been descended from the sites and places to and through which those ancient abducted people were brought. Another forty one cities and other places appeared to have been descended from places in which those early people and their descendants were later involved with in commerce. For instance, Moldova, the nation of Moldova, which appears as an entrance into Europe from the Black Sea end of the Trade Route is defined as Issues Plenty. Sukhumi, an important Caspian Sea port city in Russia is defined as To Annoint (With Wealth). Mt. Ararat, a mountain in Turkey which is seen from Yerevan, a city in Armenia, is defined as In Awe Of The Mountain. Tabriz, a city in Iran situated in a very appropriate place to have marketed iron from an ancient iron rich area around Vani, is defined as Pure Iron, Free Of Coals Or Ashes And Not Blackened Or Charred Unto. Moving further into the history of the descendants of those abducted people and using the same Hebrew word analysis brings the reader to the Barbarians with Barbarian defined as (Here) Is The Uncultivated, Clear, Bright, Clean Son, Not Belonging, (Going) Whither. The name of the Vandals who had come from a part of Eastern Germany that had been brutalized by the Romans centuries before is defined as For If Not The Sons. The conquering Huns coming from Central Asia are defined as Behold, Here Is Possession And Wealth. The seafaring Vikings name is defined as Hunt (For) Dry Soil (With A) Club And Not A Woe.Elsewhere in the book the reader will find Hebrew word analysis definitions of eastern religions names and concepts such as Vedic, another name for Hindu, (Those) Who Search, Examine And Investigate. The definition of Karma is A Contract (With) The High And Exalted. Rama is defined as The High Exalted (One). Krishna is defined as The Protector Of People. Buddha is defined as To Move Nimbly With Clarity. Dharma is defined as an Eminent Person Who Has Risen Up (Through) The Imposition Of Wisdom Without A Woe. Yoga is defined as To Collect Thoughts (Through) Painstaking Labor As A Sign Of Mental Responsibility Without Always (Being) A Scholar. Nirvana is defined as Bather In Light and Zen is defined as Learning Without Method. Towards the end of the book the reader reaches modern times and modern languages such as English with words such as advocate which is defined as One Who (Does) Others (Work, Uses) Witnesses, Testimony And Evidence To Shuttle And Weave (A Web), (And) If He Gains, He Gains Little (For Himself), If He Loses, He Loses Much (For Others) Without A Woe. The word silly is defined as To Draw Wine From The Wine Pit. Garden is defined as To Plough Livable Land Here. Tumult is defined as To Stir And Be Mixed Up Beyond Time And Recognition. The Russian Tsar is defined as The Oppressor, the serf as The Consumed, and Stalin as And Why Do We Not Say, Madman? Although the study that the book describes was based on the ancient Hebrew languages, the book itself was written for the general English language reader and no knowledge of any Hebrew language is necessary to read or understand the 263 page book which contains 191 graphics including six in map form and 185 graphics of Hebrew word analyses of each name and word studied.