Hebrew Language #2 The name “Hebrew” and Speech of Canaan

6 Jun 2022 · by Guestspeaker | in Bible Study, Faith, History, Language, World | tagged 10° Century, 1° Century, 1° Century BCE, 4° Century BCE, 5° century BCE, 7° Century, Arabic language, Aramaic, Aramaisms, Arthur Ernest Cowley, Ashkenazi Jews, Dispersion of the Jews, Eastern Aramaic, Egyptian Aramaic papyri, Ephraimites, Hebrew, Hebrew language, Hebrew palaeography, Israelites, Massorah = Masorah or Mesorah, Mishnah (Mishna), Mishnaic Hebrew, Modern Hebrew, Moorish dominion, Moors - Moorish, Nabatean(s), New Hebrew, Old Testament, Palestinian(s), People of Palestine, Persian Empire, Philistine language, Philology, Poenulus of Plautus, Primitive Semitic speech, Rabbinical Hebrew, Semitic Languages, Semitic speech, Sephardi Jews, Spain, Speech of Ashdod, Speech of Canaan, Stele of Mesha, Talmud, Targum, Western Aramaic, Yisra’elī = Israelite | 19 Comments

Arthur Ernest Cowley looking at Hebrew speech and writing.

The New Covenant with Israel

17 Feb 2019 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Bible Study, Church and Fellowship, Jesus Christ, Man, World | tagged Ancient Worthies, Believers of the Gospel Age, Beneficiaries of the New Covenant, Blood of the New Covenant, Earthly class, Everlasting life, Fellow heirs, Followers of Jesus, Footsteps of Jesus, Forgiveness of sins, Gentile believers, Gentiles, Gospel Age, Heirship with Jesus, Israel, Israel of God, Israelites, Kingdom Age, Members of Israel, New Covenant, New Covenant provision, Olive branch, Olive tree, Promise in Christ, Ratification by blood of Jesus, Remission of sin, Repentance, Romans 11:17-24, Spiritual class, Spiritual Israel, Supporting root, Wild branches | 8 Comments

In the previous chapters we looked at the change from Old to New covenant and the Seed which was already spoken of in the Garden of Eden. We saw that God made a covenant with David, so that we could have “the sure mercies of David” (Psalm 89: 20-37; Isa. 55: 3 ; Acts 13: […]

Bible truth or scientists truth

17 May 2017 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Archaeology, Bible or Holy Scriptures, History | tagged 1900 BCE, 2900 BCE, 8° Century BCE, Bible-stories, Early Bronze Age, Early Iron Age, Folk tales, Hadad (Akkadian) or Iškur (Sumerian) storm + rain god, House of David, Israelites, King David, Late Bronze Age, Legends, Mankind, Myths, Philip Davies, Radiocarbon dating, Tel Dan, Tel Dan excavations | 3 Comments

When looking at the history of mankind we may not forget that the human mind has always looked for ways to tell what happened in the past. It was not always necessary to give exactly every detail. Often myths, legends, saga, tall tale or folk tales brought ideas of past periods and gave an impression how people […]

Arad

19 Apr 2016 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Archaeology, History, Thoughts of others & Reblogs | tagged Arad (ancient city Israel), Arad (southern Israel), Edomites, House of Yahweh, Israelites, Joshua Bin-Nun, Judaean kingdom, Judah, Kenite tribe, King of Arad, Land of Israel, Sheshonk I (Shoshenq or Shishak - pharaoh of Egypt) | 4 Comments

Originally posted on Pictures from the Holyland:
Arad, a Canaanite city southwest of the Dead Sea, is mentioned in the Bible as one of the cities located in the eastern Negev whose inhabitants prevented the Israelites from entering the “Promised Land”: “When the Canaanite, the king of Arad, who dwelt in the Negeb, heard that Israel…

Royal seal of King Hezekiah found near southern part of the wall surrounding Jerusalem’s Old City

24 Dec 2015 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Archaeology, History, News and Politics | tagged 10° Century BCE, 12° Century BCE, 5° century BCE, Allah, Anatolia, Arab national movements, Arab settlers, Battle of Yarmouk, Bulla (jewelry), Byzantine Armenia, Byzantine Empire, Byzantine government, Christian Levant, Christians, Clay seal (bulla), Dīwān al-barīd (postal service), Dīwān al-khatam (chancellery), Dīwāns (bureaus), Gaza, God's people, Great Britain, Hashimite Kingdom of Jordan, Herodotus (Greek historian), Holy Land, Islam, Islamic conquests, Islamic empire, Israel, Israelite kings, Israelites, Jerusalem’s Old City, Jewish national movements, Jordan, Jordan River, King David, King Hezekiah, Medina, Muʿāwiyah ibn Abī Sufyān (Muawiyah I), Muslim Arab forces, Muslim Levant, Nation Israel, Ottoman Empire, Palestine, Philistines (Philistine-people), Rashidun Caliphate, Royal seal of King Hezekiah, Sea of Galilee, seal), Syria, Tarsus (city), Tel Aviv–Yafo, West Bank, World War I, Yarmouk River | 2 Comments

It seems that Muslims are not pleased with the exhumations archaeologists made of an ancient discovery which is the first of its kind according to researchers. Much to the dismay of the Arab settlers, it proves Israel’s existence long before Palestine was even a thought. King Hezekiah ruled around 700 BCE and was described in […]

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