It is a well-known fact in many circles that the origin of the Jewish people is a mystery. Firstly, they must have been slaves to someone at some point. The memory of this is too deeply engrained for it to be false. However, there is no evidence that the Children of Israel passed by the Sinai Desert and logic tells us that it does not take 40 years to get from Egypt to Israel. The Jews are a genetically odd people who seem to be a mixture of a Levantine people with that of a Southern European people. Strangely of all is there link to long lost Tartaria. According to the Science Record of 1873, the manna which fed the Israelites was none other than the lichens growing in a place called the Tartarian Desert.https://www.google.com/books/edition/Science_Record/XRM1AAAAMAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=tartarian+israelites&pg=PA559&printsec=frontcover
Secondly, it has been recorded that the Israelites were conquered by the Tartarians or at least ten of the twelve tribes were. Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes
It does not take 40 years to get from Egypt to Israel, but might it take 40 years to go from Southern Russia into the Levant? I am tentatively identifying the people who enslaved the Jews as none other than the Tartarians. There is one more piece of evidence that, regrettably, I must add. That is, the custom of drinking blood. It is known that Tartars practiced such a custom. A New Description of the World This is a custom forbidden by the Torah. (Leviticus 17:11). Why might the Torah need to instruct the Israelites not to drink blood unless they already had an inclination for it, a custom perhaps adopted from their former Tartarian masters?
It is also known that the Jewish people suffer in large numbers from an illness known as Gaucher's disease which affects the blood cells and can be treated with blood transfusions. If some Jewish sect, splitting away from the discipline of the Torah, had begun to engage in the Tartar custom of drinking the blood of their enemies then this could be the roots of the so-called blood libel, the accusation that the Jews ritually drink the blood of sacrificed children. If this particular sect was afflicted with Gaucher's Disease, they could have found drinking blood to relieve their symptoms and given justification to their abomination. Such a sect would have been quickly cast out and their existence suppressed by the rabbis. (And I can assure you, this sect must now be extinct.)
There is yet one more piece of the puzzle. As is the case, it seems, with every people, even the records of the Jewish people comes to us in fragmentary form. The oldest copy of the Tanakh (Old Testament) is dated to the tenth century CE. (Yes, a book over three-thousand years old and the oldest copy only dates back a millennium ago. Riiiiiight.) Suspiciously, 200 pages are missing from this manuscript so we, in actuality, have no ancient complete copies of the Tanakh in the same way we have no surviving ancient copies of the Romans or Greek philosophers.
(BTW, the earliest copy of the Christian New Testament dates back to the 4th century and is therefore older than the "Old Testament.")
What's my take? The people now known as the Jews are a mixture of Levantine and Southern Europeans slaves, taken by the Tartarian Empire. Escaping their masters, perhaps during some cataclysm ascribed to God, they returned to their homeland in the Levant where they developed a common faith and began to ascribe their origin to deep antiquity, even coming to believe themselves more ancient than the Christian religion, which is actually their predecessor. What evidence is there of this? In Jesus's day, the Jews had no historical memory of being slaves. ("We are Abrahams sons and have never been slaves to anyone" John 8:33.)
One more bit of evidence. The Ashkenazi Jews have genetic admixture with the Far East. An inheritance from the Tartarians who were no doubt kin to the Chinese? A genetic contribution from the Far East into Ashkenazi Jews via the ancient Silk Road
Secondly, it has been recorded that the Israelites were conquered by the Tartarians or at least ten of the twelve tribes were. Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes
It does not take 40 years to get from Egypt to Israel, but might it take 40 years to go from Southern Russia into the Levant? I am tentatively identifying the people who enslaved the Jews as none other than the Tartarians. There is one more piece of evidence that, regrettably, I must add. That is, the custom of drinking blood. It is known that Tartars practiced such a custom. A New Description of the World This is a custom forbidden by the Torah. (Leviticus 17:11). Why might the Torah need to instruct the Israelites not to drink blood unless they already had an inclination for it, a custom perhaps adopted from their former Tartarian masters?
It is also known that the Jewish people suffer in large numbers from an illness known as Gaucher's disease which affects the blood cells and can be treated with blood transfusions. If some Jewish sect, splitting away from the discipline of the Torah, had begun to engage in the Tartar custom of drinking the blood of their enemies then this could be the roots of the so-called blood libel, the accusation that the Jews ritually drink the blood of sacrificed children. If this particular sect was afflicted with Gaucher's Disease, they could have found drinking blood to relieve their symptoms and given justification to their abomination. Such a sect would have been quickly cast out and their existence suppressed by the rabbis. (And I can assure you, this sect must now be extinct.)
There is yet one more piece of the puzzle. As is the case, it seems, with every people, even the records of the Jewish people comes to us in fragmentary form. The oldest copy of the Tanakh (Old Testament) is dated to the tenth century CE. (Yes, a book over three-thousand years old and the oldest copy only dates back a millennium ago. Riiiiiight.) Suspiciously, 200 pages are missing from this manuscript so we, in actuality, have no ancient complete copies of the Tanakh in the same way we have no surviving ancient copies of the Romans or Greek philosophers.
(BTW, the earliest copy of the Christian New Testament dates back to the 4th century and is therefore older than the "Old Testament.")
What's my take? The people now known as the Jews are a mixture of Levantine and Southern Europeans slaves, taken by the Tartarian Empire. Escaping their masters, perhaps during some cataclysm ascribed to God, they returned to their homeland in the Levant where they developed a common faith and began to ascribe their origin to deep antiquity, even coming to believe themselves more ancient than the Christian religion, which is actually their predecessor. What evidence is there of this? In Jesus's day, the Jews had no historical memory of being slaves. ("We are Abrahams sons and have never been slaves to anyone" John 8:33.)
One more bit of evidence. The Ashkenazi Jews have genetic admixture with the Far East. An inheritance from the Tartarians who were no doubt kin to the Chinese? A genetic contribution from the Far East into Ashkenazi Jews via the ancient Silk Road
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