/HKG/ Hebrew Knowledge General

ITT; Esoteric hebrew Knowledge and discussions of the historical origins of hebrews,Their influence, and Their apparent connection to Saturn and how Saturn himself maybe a jew or origin of the "religion" by way of
(((cultural appropriation)))

(And if you really want to, we get into some interesting thought about how saturn used to be the "sun" we can go there as well or how far back "jewish influence" goes and if its a product of genetics or culture as they may be traced back to Neanderthals)

So,
Everyone knows the stories of the greeks and Roman pantheon and figured them abandoned ideas, but can the gods or thier followers not still hold influnce over this world if given enough "power" through negative faith or energies?

Saturn is one of these entities which seems to hold major influence over this planet in the ancient world and his name always comes up as the father of time and everything,eater of worlds and children, 100,000s of thousands of children have been sacrificed to his name.

Even mayans sacrificed countless to the "sun" which was seen a different way or in a different postion in its dominance over the solar systems.

So to not make this too long i will leave a few red pills and links for the connections of the jews

knowledgesjsu.edu/faculty/watkins/seapeoples.htm

Its not always just a faith or gods play at work, Theres seems to be a type of dimensional alchemy involved as well.

THE HEBREW GOD AND SATURN
The parallel between the Hebrew god and Saturn is of considerable importance as regards the alchemical idea of the transformation of the God of the Old Testament into the God of the New. The alchemists naturally attached great significance to Saturn, for, besides being the outermost planet, the supreme archon (the Harranites named him “Primas”), and the demiurge Ialdabaoth, he was also the spiritus niger who lies captive in the darkness of matter, the deity or that part of the deity which has been swallowed up in his own creation. He is the dark god who reverts to his original luminous state in the mystery of alchemical transmutation. As the Aurora consurgens says: “Blessed is he that shall find this science and into whom the prudence of Saturn floweth”

aras.org/concordance/content/hebrew-god-and-saturn

This is what my research into history or politics.it always leads back to these 2 things about 99% of the time.Its either the clintons (this thread may not directly be an example) or the jews/saturn.

So What do you know about gods chosen people?

Tldr….

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Other urls found in this thread:

everythingselectric.com/saturn-sun/
halakhah.com/pdf/taharoth/Zavim.pdf
biblehub.com/daniel/4-33.htm
saturniancosmology.org/intro.php
canvas.brown.edu/courses/1023508/files/57153270?module_item_id=9852553
limudbchevruta.wiki.huji.ac.il/images/Ullikummi_1.pdf
academia.edu/7479455/Piecing_Together_Song_of_Release_-_JCS_65
academia.edu/1203877/Relations_between_god_and_man_in_the_Hurro-Hittite_Song_of_Release
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ekur
gutenberg.org/ebooks/48220
eustacemullins.us/wp-content/works/Books/
twitter.com/AnonBabble

OP was not a faggot today

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Thank you for the fresh red pills kind traveler,ive not seen these yet.

And yes while i normally lurk the 4pol, i saw that it is not the last bastion of free speech as everytime i post a similar thread there i get banned for
JUST FOR ASKING FOR FACTS not even spreading info just asking for it.

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A major redpill that must always be considered:

Hebrew is an Aramaic word for "nomad". There is ZERO Hebrew books, coins, places built, NOTHING of the State of Israel ever found. Jesus spoke Aramaic. The oldest Torah/OT texts were written in Greek. The so called Hebrew language of today was invented in the 1800s.
When people on TV talk about the "Hebrew translation" they are speaking out the culture that spoke Aramaic. Aramaic is a Phoenician alphabet (the enemies of the so called Hebrews in the bible) and a Cananite language (non-Jews/Israelis).

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part 2:

The Aramaic culture:

Arameans
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Related to Arameans: Assyrians, Ammonites
The Levant c. 830 BCE

The Arameans, or Aramaeans, (Aramaic: ܐܪܡܝܐ‎‎, ʼaramáyé) were an ancient Northwest Semitic Aramaic-speaking tribal confederacy who emerged from Syria in the Late Bronze Age the region known as Aram from the 11th-8th centuries BC. They established a patchwork of independent Aramaic kingdoms in the Levant and seized large tracts of Mesopotamia.

The Western Aramaic language of the Arameans has been in steady decline in the face of Arabic since the Arab Islamic conquest of the 7th century AD, and the last vestige in and around Maalula is in danger of extinction, although Aramean personal and family names and identity are still found among the Syriac Christians in The Levant, and an Aramean heritage and ancestry is still espoused by many Syriac Christians in the Levant, particularly modern Syria, Lebanon south central Turkey and Israel to this day (see Arameanism).

The Arameans never had a unified nation; they were divided into small independent kingdoms across parts of the Near East, particularly in what is now Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestinian Territories, the northwestern Arabian peninsula and southcentral Turkey. Their political influence was confined to a number of states such as Aram Damascus, Hamath, Palmyra, Aleppo and the partly Aramean Syro-Hittite states, which were entirely absorbed into the Neo-Babylonian Empire by the 9th century BC. In the New Babylonian, or Chaldean, empire, Chaldeans, Aramaeans, Suteans and indigenous Babylonians became largely indistinguishable.

By contrast, Imperial Aramaic came to be the lingua franca of the entire Near East and Asia Minor after being introduced as one of two official languages of the vast Neo-Assyrian Empire by Tiglath-pileser III in the mid-8th century BCE, in recognition of the mostly-Aramean population in areas Assyria had conquered west of the Euphrates. This empire stretched from Cyprus and the East Mediterranean in the west to Persia and Elam in the east, and from Armenia and the Caucasus in the north to Egypt and Arabia in the south. The Achaemenid Empire greatly spread Imperial Aramaic, north to the Coast of the Black Sea and westward to the Indus Valley. This Akkadian and later Old Persian influenced version of Aramaic later developed into the Syriac dialect of Edessa.

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This man knows stuff.

Part 3:

Ancient Origins:

The toponym A-ra-mu appears in an inscription at the East Semitic speaking kingdom of Ebla listing geographical names, and the term Armi, which is the Eblaite term for nearby Idlib (modern Aleppo), occurs frequently in the Ebla tablets (c. 2300 BC). One of the annals of Naram-Sin of Akkad (c. 2250 BC) mentions that he captured "Dubul, the ensí of A-ra-me" (Arame is seemingly a genitive form), in the course of a campaign against Simurrum in the northern mountains.[2] Other early references to a place or people of "Aram" have appeared at the archives of Mari (c. 1900 BC) and at Ugarit (c. 1300 BC).

However, there is no historical, archaeological or linguistic evidence that the Aramu, Armi or Arame were actually Arameans or related to them; and the earliest undisputed historical attestation of Arameans as a people appears much later, in the inscriptions of Tiglath Pileser I (c. 1100 BC).[3]

Nomadic pastoralists have long played a prominent role in the history and economy of the Middle East, but their numbers seem to vary according to climatic conditions and the force of neighbouring states inducing permanent settlement. The period of the Late Bronze Age seems to have coincided with increasing aridity, which weakened neighbouring states and induced transhumance pastoralists to spend longer and longer periods with their flocks. Urban settlements in The Levant diminished in size, until eventually fully nomadic pastoralist lifestyles came to dominate much of the region. These highly mobile, competitive tribesmen with their sudden raids continually threatened long-distance trade and interfered with the collection of taxes and tribute.

The people who had long been the prominent population within what is today Syria (called the Land of the Amurru during their tenure) were the Amorites, a Canaanite speaking group of Semites who had appeared during the 25th century BC, destroying the hitherto dominant East Semitic speaking state of Ebla, founding the powerful state of Mari in the Levant, and during the 19th century BC founding Babylonia in southern Mesopotamia. However, they seem to have been displaced or wholly absorbed by the appearance of a people called the Ahlamu by the 13th century BC, disappearing from history.

Ahlamû appears to be a generic term for a new wave of Semitic wanderers and nomads of varying origins who appeared during the 13th century BC across the Near East, Arabian peninsula, Asia Minor and Egypt. The presence of the Ahlamû is attested during the Middle Assyrian Empire (1365–1020 BC), which already ruled many of the lands in which the Ahlamû arose, in the Babylonian city of Nippur and even at Dilmun (modern Bahrain). Shalmaneser I (1274–1245 BC) is recorded as having defeated Shattuara, King of the Mitanni and his Hittite and Ahlamû mercenaries. In the following century, the Ahlamû cut the road from Babylon to Hattusas, and Tukulti-Ninurta I (1244–1208 BC) conquered Mari, Hanigalbat and Rapiqum on the Euphrates and "the mountain of the Ahlamû", apparently the region of Jebel Bishri in northern Syria.

The Arameans would appear to be one part of the larger generic Ahlamû group rather than synonymous with the Ahlamu.

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Part 4:

The "Biblical" Abraham/Aram Era:

The Middle Assyrian Empire (1365-1050 BC), which had dominated the Near East and Asia Minor since the first half of the 14th century BC,
The first certain reference to the Arameans appears in an inscription of Tiglath-Pileser I (1115–1077 BC), which refers to subjugating the "Ahlamû-Aramaeans" (Ahlame Armaia). Shortly after, the Ahlamû rapidly disappear from Assyrian annals, to be replaced by the Aramaeans (Aramu, Arimi). This indicates that the Arameans had risen to dominance amongst the nomads; however, it is possible that the two peoples had nothing in common, but operated in the same area.
By the late 12th century BC, the Arameans were firmly established in Syria; however, they were conquered by the Middle Assyrian Empire, as had been the Amorites and Ahlamu before them. Further north, the Arameans gained possession of Neo-Hittite Hamath on the Orontes and were soon to become strong enough to dissociate with the Indo-European speaking Neo-Hittite states.
At the same time, Arameans moved to the east of the Euphrates, where they settled in such numbers that, for a time, the whole region became known as Aram-Naharaim or "Aram of the two rivers". Eastern Aramaean tribes spread into Babylonia and an Aramaean us urper was crowned king of Babylon under the name of Adad-apal-iddin.

The region is now controlled by the The Neo Assyrian Empire which descended into a bitter series of brutal internal civil wars from 626 BC, weakening it greatly. This allowed a coalition of many its former subject peoples; the Babylonians, Chaldeans, Medes, Persians, Parthians, Scythians and Cimmerians to attack Assyria in 616 BC, sacking Nineveh in 612 BC, and finally defeating it between 605 and 599 BC. During the war against Assyria, hordes of horse borne Scythian and Cimmerian marauders ravaged through Aramea and all the way into Egypt.

Aramea/Eber-Nari was then ruled by the succeeding Neo-Babylonian Empire (612-539 BC), initially headed by a short lived Chaldean dynasty. The Aramean regions became a battleground between the Babylonians and the Egyptian 26th Dynasty, which had been installed by the Assyrians as vassals after they had conquered Egypt, ejected the previous Nubian dynasty and destroyed the Kushite Empire. The Egyptians, having entered the region in a belated attempt to aid their former Assyrian masters, fought the Babylonians (initially with the help of remnants of the Assyrian army) in the region for decades before being finally vanquished.

The Babylonians remained masters of the Aramean lands only until 539 BC, when the Persian Achaemenid Empire overthrew Nabonidus, the Assyrian born last king of Babylon, who had himself previously overthrown the Chaldean dynasty in 556 BC.

The Arameans were later conquered by the Achaemenid Empire (539-332 BC). However, little changed from the Assyrian period, as the Persians, seeing themselves as successors to the Assyrians and having spent three centuries under Assyrian rule, maintained Imperial Aramaic as the state language, together with Assyrian administrative structures, and the name Eber Nari still applied to the region.

However, during the Greek Seleucid Empire (312-150 BC), when the Greeks conquered Assyria from the Achaemenids, they applied the 9th century BC Indo-European name for Assyria to that land, which read Syria, which had hitherto only referred historically and geographically to Assyria and the Assyrians, a land and people in modern terms situated in the northern half of Iraq, north-eastern Syria, south-eastern Turkey and the north-western fringe of Iran, and not to the Levant or its largely Aramean populace.
From the late 4th or early 3rd century BC the Seleucid Greeks also applied this name to Aram/Eber-Nari to the west of Assyria/Syria, which had been an Assyrian colony for three centuries. This caused both the Assyrians from Assyria and the Arameans to the west in Aram, to be labelled Syrians (and later Syriacs) in Greco-Roman culture, despite the two peoples being geographically, historically and ethnically distinct from one another. This confusion would continue in the Western world until modern times with the Syria versus Assyria naming controversy (see Name of Syria).

The Parthian, Roman and Byzantine Empires followed, with the Aramean lands becoming the front line initially between the Parthian and Roman empires, and then between the Sassanid and Byzantine Empires. There was also a brief period of Armenian rule during the Roman Period. Between the 1st and 4th centuries AD, the Arameans began to adopt Christianity in place of the polytheist Aramean religion, and the Levant became an important centre of Syriac Christianity, along with Assyria to the east from where the Syriac language and Syriac script emerged.

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this man don't know shit, but the jews never spoke Hebrew…they invented a merchant language….they are pretending to be ancient Israel just for the shekels and the land grab (they at one time inhabited what is now Crimea and they want it back which is one of the reasons they are pissed at Russia….Soros helped overthrow the Ukraine and Crimea was suppose to be their prize to be given to the jews)

Now there is plenty of proof for ancient Hebrew, but ignoring it doesn't make you smart….
Khirbet Qeiyafa Inscription
Bullae from the First Israeli Temple
Trumpeting Place inscription
Isaiah scroll
Aleppo Codex

The Hebrew god isn't Saturn he's Zeus, aka Jupiter, aka Jove, as in "by Jove!"

Jove is a Latin word. In Latin there is no letter "J"; Jove was spelt IOVE. The "I" is a consonant pronounced as "Y". In ancient Latin, the letter "V" was pronounced as "W". In Latin there is no "silent e." All vowels are pronounced, even final "E". So "Jove" was pronounced Yahweh.

Of course, the ancient heebs wanted to conceal that their god was Zeus, so they enacted a prohibition against ever saying the name out loud. This is even carried over to this day with jews writing g-d, even though the rationale for keeping the English name of their deity is lost with the fact that they were Zeus worshippers.

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