Willie Martin
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 Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2003 11:22 am Post subject: Japheth and Ham - 10 |
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This coincides with the exact time that Assyria was put down and the Bible
tells us that David had defeated the Assyrians. It coincides with Israel's
greatness and the allegiance of the Phoenician city Israelites; show
Phoenicia took pains to join with them because they did not wish to be their
enemy. 1 Chronicles 22 relates that David accumulated for the Temple of God
iron and brass beyond calculation. (1 Chronicles 22:3)
Warrner Keller in his book "The Bible is History" states:
"Israel was using the Bessemer system of smelting, which was not
re-discovered until recently in the modern era...Essian Gebar was the
Pittsburgh of ancient Palestine."
That nowhere else in the fertile crescent which includes Mesopotamia could
such a large smelting facility be found. We see by this that Israel was not
just an agriculture only nation but they were also the industrial power
house of the ancient world.
Dr. Berry Fells book "Bronze Age America" cites evidence that ˝ billions of
copper ore was taken from mines near Lake Superior in North America, in
roughly 2000-1000 B.C.
The dates include the time of David's reign, at the tail end of it, as the
ore apparently ran out for they have no evidence that it was mined after
that. It could be that the Israelites simply worked the mines to death, or
to where they could not be mined economically at that point.
Which Fell states that this New World copper mine output there is no
evidence what became of it. There is no evidence it was used in this
hemisphere at all. And they have no idea where the copper came from which
was smelted in Palestine during this time.
Putting this evidence together and one comes up with the assumption that
this copper was shipped from North America to Palestine by boat and was used
by Israel in its huge smelting facilities in Palestine. The
Phoenician/Israelite presence in America has abundantly shown to be real.
At this point, we must, in all fairness, present just one of the many
stories which abound which make reference to our Israel ancestors coming to
America thousands of years before Columbus. The following is taken from an
article in National Geographic, December 1977:
"The New World: Who, from the Old first touched its shore? Historians held
for centuries that it was Christopher Columbus. By current consensus, it was
Norse voyagers of a thousand years ago. But perhaps it was a group of
shadowy, yet very real, Irish seafaring monks who predated even the Vikings
by more than four centuries. In the great pantheon of New World explorers no
name is more intriguing, or more clouded in controversy, than that of
Ireland's St. Brendan. His legend, today more tantalizing than ever, has
persisted through the centuries in the form of a Christians imram, an Irish
saga: Navigatio Sancti Brendani Abbatis, Voyage of Saint Brendan the Abbot.
"With 17 fellow monks, it relates, Brendan sailed to Terra Repromissionis
Sanctorum, the land promised to the saints, somewhere beyond the far reaches
of the Western Atlantic. Was the Promised Land North America? Did St.
Brendan actually reach it in the sixth century? Neither history nor
archeology offers proof." (National Geographic, Vol. 152, No. 6, December
1977, pp. 769)
This statement is totally untrue, and I believe the publishers of National
Geographic knew it at the time of the publication.
Most of us have read (from reputable history books) of the adventures of
Lief Eriksson and his party in the founding of Vinland circa A.D. 800-1400
in the area of the St. Lawrence River in the North-eastern United States and
Canada. Although they predated the Columbus voyage by many centuries, were
the expeditions of Lief Eriksson the first discovery of what is now known as
the United States?
There were Christians living in America over 1000 years before Columbus
arrived in the Caribbean. The official historians of this country have known
this for many, many years. Yet, none of this is discussed as a national
heritage. Why is this?
Those of us who are interested in finding petroglyphs, or ancient symbols
and pictures engraved on stones, have wondered about the meaning of them.
All we could do was wonder and speculate until the science of deciphering
ancient and unknown languages was developed.
The science is called Epigraphics and it has been developed into a rather
sophisticated science. Symbols, for example, mean something, but what?
: Until a few years ago geologists told us that the numerous short and
repetitive lines inscribed on rocks found in the Northeastern United States
and Canada were simply scratches made from the movement of ice and rocks
during the recent ice-age. Because of Epigraphics, we now know that it was a
language and it has been deciphered.
: This language is that of the Celts from Ireland, Scotland, England, France
and the Rhineland country of Germany. The language dates from long before
Christ and was in use in Ireland and England at the time of Celtic Druids.
It is called Ogam script and has been found all over America, from the West
Indies to Newfoundland and west into Oregon and British Columbia. We know
that Julius Caesar described the vessels that the Celts had built and used.
In Book III of his De Bello Gallico he described these vessels against which
his small, puny (by comparison), ships of the Roman fleet fought. He
described them as being capable of sailing "upon the vast open sea."
This is exactly what they did. It appears that there were many different
expeditions and migrations by the Celts during the period of many centuries
before Christ until circa 400-800 A.D. They came, not only just once to
colonize, but they came and returned to Europe on a repetitive basis.
: The Vikings were here in America when King Woden-lithi sailed the Atlantic
seventeen centuries before Christ and entered the St. Lawrence River. He
established a trading post at a site near where Toronto now stands.
It became a religious and commercial center that is now known as Petroglyph
Park at Peterborough, Canada. King Woden-lithi's home was in Norway. He
remained in Canada for five months, from April to September and traded his
woven fabrics for copper ingots obtained from the European settlers.
He called these people Wal, which is a word cognate with Wales and Welsh. He
gave these Celts his religious beliefs, the ability to measure woven cloth
and an astronomical observatory for measuring the Nordic calendar and for
determining the dates of the pagan Yale and Ishtar festivals. Remember, this
was seventeen centuries (1700-years) before Christ! |
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