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Reassessing the identity of: Israēl's Progeny

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    hicham9
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    One can't. What he calles "Paleo-Hebrew" is simply an extinct Phoenician vernacular (an archaic form of Aramaic).
    It's throwing the label of "Hebrew" (with a capital "H&quot on it that pisses me off.

    You're probably right!

    Furthermore, there is not one passage in the entire Old Testament scripture that even remotely suggests or insinuates that the Israelites spoke "Hebrew".

    Fact.

    @hicham They have distinct alphabets.

    I'm afraid this is no answer to my question!

    SLM

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      runninglikezebras
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      http//i.imgur.com/lLj9o7z.png

      http//www.lebtahor.com/ChartsMaps/semitic%20languages%20tree.gif

      Quran is filled with borrowed words especially when speaking about topics referring to the Tanakh. It's even irrelevant to discuss wether those are phoenician or paleo-hebrew in origin. They are borrowed from the phoenician branch of the language tree, not the aramaic branch. Why would the Quran borrow words from a language that, as you claim, is not even native to the hebrews to describe events/figures relating to the Tanakh?

      Obviously the majority of these words relating to Tanakh in Quran are borrowed from hebrew because this was their native language for centuries.

      Peace

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        hicham9
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        The rabbit hole seems to go even deeper than I had imagined!


        What about this qurnic prediction (174-7)!?

        Was it fufilled already, or yet to be fully realized?

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          runninglikezebras
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          Depends on who you're asking that question. Most orthodox jews who don't live in Israel would say it has been fulfilled already. To them, a return to Israel is out of the question. The diaspora being interpreted as a punishment from God. I tend to agree with them.

          Peace

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            hicham9
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            Depends on who you're asking that question.

            My questions are directed @Free minds!

            Most orthodox jews who don't live in Israel would say it has been fulfilled already.
            To them, a return to Israel is out of the question. The diaspora being interpreted as a punishment from God.

            I tend to agree with them.

            Of course you do!

            Like the rest of the sheeple have.

            http//i.imgur.com/lLj9o7z.png

            Honestly, I don't see how this 2nd column of a so-called "early hebrew" doesn't substantiate Pazuzu's argument!

            What discernable distinctions are there between an asserted "Paleo-hebrew" inscription and a Phoenician inscription?

            SLM

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              Hizbullah
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              The rabbit hole seems to go even deeper than I had imagined!


              What about this qurnic prediction (174-7)!?

              Was it fufilled already, or yet to be fully realized?

              It had already been fulfilled.

              The Quran 04 -07

              And We conveyed to the Children of Israel in the Book that, "You will surely cause corruption on the earth twice, and you will surely reach great haughtiness.

              So when came promise for the first of the two, We sent against you servants of Ours - those of great military might, and they probed into the homes, and it was a promise fulfilled. - Assyrians OR Babylonian OR Persians?

              Then We gave back to you a return victory over them. And We reinforced you with wealth and sons and made you more numerous in manpower

              "If you do good, you do good for yourselves; and if you do evil, to yourselves." Then when the final promise came, to sadden your faces and to enter the MASJID, as they entered it the first time, and to destroy what they had taken over with destruction.

              CONTINUATION 17 101 - 104

              And We had certainly given Moses nine evident signs, so ask the Children of Israel when he came to them and Pharaoh said to him, "Indeed I think, O Moses, that you are affected by magic."

              said, "You have already known that none has sent down these except the Lord of the heavens and the earth as evidence, and indeed I think, O Pharaoh, that you are destroyed."

              So he intended to drive them from the land, but We drowned him and those with him all together.

              And We said AFTER Pharaoh to the Children of Israel, "Dwell in the land, and when there came the SECOND promise, We will bring you forth in MINGLE."

              The second promise came as in verse 1707. That was when the Israeli fought among each other during the ministry of Esa. The Quran 6114

              O you who have believed, be supporters of ALLAH , as when Esa, the son of Mary, said to the disciples, "Who are my supporters for ALLAH?" The disciples said, "We are supporters of ALLAH." And a faction of the Children of Israel believed and a faction disbelieved. So We supported those who believed against their enemy, and they became apparent / dominant.

              So those who believe among the Israelite became an apparent / dominant entity. They accepted the guidance that Esa brought to them, while another group, went astray. This group rejected what Esa brought them, denied his prophethood and invented terrible lies about him and his mother.

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                hicham9
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                The first wd was probably fulfilled ... .

                No matter what the case ~ investigation is a must.

                The quest for Truth continues.

                SLM

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                  Hizbullah
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                  The first wd was probably fulfilled ... .

                  No matter what the case ~ investigation is a must.

                  The quest for Truth continues.

                  SLM

                  The Israelite are an extinct race. They were the last of a people who was directly descended from Nuh. The Quran is very explicit on this.

                  Q;2278 - And strive for ALLAH with the striving due to Him. He has chosen you and has not placed upon you in the religion any difficulty. THE RELIGION OF YOUR FATHER, ABRAHAM. ALLAH named you ALL ?Muslims? before and in this that the Messenger may be a witness over you and you may be witnesses over the people. So establish prayer and give zakah and hold fast to ALLAH. HE is your protector; and excellent is the protector, and excellent is the helper.

                  Israelite had nothing to do with Abraham. Abraham was never their father. The Quran

                  0333 - Indeed, ALLAH chose Adam and Noah and the family of Abraham and the family of 'Imran over the worlds

                  0683 - And that was Our argument which We gave Abraham against his people. We raise by degrees whom We will. Indeed, your Lord is Wise and Knowing.

                  0684 - And We gave Abraham, Isaac and Jacob - all We guided. And Noah, We guided before; and among his descendants....

                  1958 - Those were the ones upon whom Allah bestowed favor OF the prophets FROM the descendants of Adam and of those We carried with Noah, THAT IS, of the descendants of Abraham and Israel, and of those whom We guided and chose. When the verses of the Most Merciful were recited to them, they fell in prostration and weeping.

                  A careful study of the above verses shows that after mentioning Nuh, ALLAH mentioned Abraham. Abraham was a direct descendant of Nuh. Why mention Abraham and then someone else after Abraham? Since Abraham was direct descendant of Nuh, it goes without saying, no need to mentioned. By mentioning Nuh alone will be sufficient. Now lets look at another verse...

                  5726 - And We have already sent Noah and Abraham and placed in their descendants Prophethood and THE BOOK; and among them is he who is guided, but many of them are defiantly disobedient.

                  ALLAH says that HE place in their descendants - "their descendant" in Arabic , that means their own descendants respectively. It is a 3rd person masculine dual possessive pronoun. So it is clearly saying that Nuh and his descendants and Abraham and his descendants. So who was the descendents of Nuh and who was the descendent of Abraham? We do not need to go so far! In 1958 shows clearly who!

                  Besides, ALLAH has already promise Abraham that HE will make Abraham descendants a GREAT NATION. This was explicitly mentioned in the Torah - Genesis Chapter 17 and Quran 0458. Please read

                  http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9607276.0

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                    Jafar
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                    This (useless) question is very easy to resolve...

                    The first so-called "Israel" has a tomb here..
                    http//machpela.com/

                    Abraham also has a tomb there..

                    Take an extract of their DNA from both the remains of the so-believed-to-be Abraham and Jacob.
                    And we can prove whether those two remains has a parent-child relationship..

                    Assuming they do, afterwards, compare their DNA with the DNA of all people who are living today...
                    And see who has the "nearest" match to either DNA of Abraham or Jacob..

                    And I'll not be surprised on the results of 'nearly everyone living today' have multiple degree of 'progenial relationship' with the DNA of Abraham or Jacob.

                    Assuming Abraham lived 4000 years ago.. every generation is 30 years and on average every generation has 2 children.
                    His genes has been passed on (and mixed) to become 2^(4000/30) = 2 ^133 = 10889035741470000000000000000000000000000 of people living today.

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                      hicham9
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                      Ok! Thanks for the (useful) input )

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                        hicham9
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                        @Hizbullah, I note some grave mistranslations in your posts!

                        Regardless, ...


                        I thank the FM members who have shared their voice and time with me ~ appreciate it.
                        Thank you @MOF, @Hizbullah, @JavaLatte, @runninglikezebras, @Pazuzu and @Jafar

                        Be sound,
                        my brethren.

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                          Hizbullah
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                          @Hizbullah, I note some grave mistranslations in your posts!

                          Regardless, ...


                          I thank the FM members who have shared their voice and time with me ~ appreciate it.
                          Thank you @MOF, @Hizbullah, @JavaLatte, @runninglikezebras, @Pazuzu and @Jafar

                          Be sound,
                          my brethren.

                          The Translation is from Sahih International. I dont see any grave mistranslation but agree though, Mim, lam, Ta - which is creed of religion, faith of religion. After thorougher check, I still dont see any mistranslation of this word.

                          Anyway, you are most welcome.

                          peace

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                            JavaLatte
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                            I thank the FM members who have shared their voice and time with me ~ appreciate it.
                            Thank you @MOF, @Hizbullah, @JavaLatte, @runninglikezebras, @Pazuzu and @Jafar

                            Be sound,
                            my brethren.

                            It's nice to have you here, brother! Thank you.

                            You're among of those whom I hope can be loyal supporter of Allah. )

                            May Allah always guide you to the straight path.

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                              hicham9
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                              The Translation is from Sahih International.

                              You do realize that 'Sahih International' is a Sunni interpretation, right!?

                              I dont see any grave mistranslation but agree though, Mim, lam, Ta - which is creed of religion, faith of religion.
                              After thorougher check, I still dont see any mistranslation of this word.

                              Anyway, you are most welcome.

                              Ok, thanx for the input @Hizbullah (&#9685


                              It's nice to have you here, brother! Thank you.
                              You're among those whom I hope can be loyal supporter of Allah.

                              Thank you for the kind-hearted word @JavaLatte!

                              May Allah always guide you to the straight path.

                              G-D willing, my sister.

                              May your dearest wish come true (_&#9696


                              SLM

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                                hicham9
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                                It seems to me some of you only have an agenda of robbing the Jews of their entire culture.
                                I wonder if this is because of an ex-sunni anti-semitic past or rather a confusion with hate for the modern zionist Israeli state.

                                To , a return to Israel is out of the question.
                                The diaspora being interpreted as a punishment from God. I tend to agree with them.

                                I recommend
                                The Invention of the Jewish People, by Shlomo Sand.

                                http//kbimages1-a.akamaihd.net/5435f1d1-0724-4c04-a6d1-6fd0603ad8c4/180/1000/False/the-invention-of-the-jewish-people-1.jpg

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                                  runninglikezebras
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                                  So an Israeli atheist claims the Jewish people don't/didn't exist. Again, hicham9, this is a politically colored view of history. His political motives are obvious. I value historical research much more if it is not influenced by political ambitions.

                                  Peace

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                                    JavaLatte
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                                    Thank you for the kind-hearted word @JavaLatte!

                                    I'm serious about that, brother. I don't find many people who are the true supporters of Allah, even in this forum, so I truly hope that Allah will protect your faith in Him, and may He teach you to be righteous. I hope the same for myself as well.

                                    G-D willing, my sister.

                                    May your dearest wish come true (_&#9696

                                    Yes, inshaAllah. ^__^

                                    Salaam.

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