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Beautiful! It shows the Jews were always persecuted and Israel was ALWAYS OUR LAND.
Roger M. Pearlman YeC
1 year ago
"Malki-Tzedek' literally means King of Tzedek (Jerusalem) an aka of Shem b. Noach (Genetic Adam).
The Holy Land is the inheritance of Shem who founded it long before the arrival of Canaan and sons as tenants at will in 1996 anno-mundi.
The sole heir to the priesthood and Holy Land that went with it was Abraham HaIvri.
It was 'Hebrew (Ivri-Aoiru) land' prior to Canaanite occupation.
Kathleen
1 year ago
The background music is intrusive and makes it difficult to follow. The video portion is very interesting.
David Nassi
1 year ago
"AM ISRAEL CHAI ♥ "
Dvirah
1 year ago
Very nice, quick but mostly accurate. The most glaring error detected is that the name “Zion” pre-dates the name Jerusalem (cf. Genesis, the story of the rescue of Lot by Abraham).
Also-after 70 CE the Romans didn't ban Jews from the city. That took place after the Bar Kochva revolt in 135CE. In addition, the Ayyubids, under Saladin, reconquered the city from the Crusaders and not the Mameluks.
Three Things Every Jew Needs to Hear at the Seder This Year
Beautiful! It shows the Jews were always persecuted and Israel was ALWAYS OUR LAND.
"Malki-Tzedek' literally means King of Tzedek (Jerusalem) an aka of Shem b. Noach (Genetic Adam).
The Holy Land is the inheritance of Shem who founded it long before the arrival of Canaan and sons as tenants at will in 1996 anno-mundi.
The sole heir to the priesthood and Holy Land that went with it was Abraham HaIvri.
It was 'Hebrew (Ivri-Aoiru) land' prior to Canaanite occupation.
The background music is intrusive and makes it difficult to follow. The video portion is very interesting.
"AM ISRAEL CHAI ♥ "
Very nice, quick but mostly accurate. The most glaring error detected is that the name “Zion” pre-dates the name Jerusalem (cf. Genesis, the story of the rescue of Lot by Abraham).
Also-after 70 CE the Romans didn't ban Jews from the city. That took place after the Bar Kochva revolt in 135CE. In addition, the Ayyubids, under Saladin, reconquered the city from the Crusaders and not the Mameluks.