Hi Dooper,
The extermination attempts by the Nazis in the early 1940s of gypsies, old people, sick people, the mentally impaired, political prisoners,
homosexuals and 'Ashkenazi Jews' has nothing whatsoever to do with alleged prophecies pertaining to the 'benei Yisro'el' about the End Times
spoken about by such zionist extremist 'prophets' such as Hezekiel (e.g. 'exterminate them all, show no mercy to them, genocide every man facing
the east...' which led the ultra racist zionist Dr Rabbi Baruch Goldstein of Brooklyn (may his bones be dust) to open fire in a Hebron Mosque on Feb
25 1994 killing some 29 Palestinians praying 'to the east' in the Cave of the Patriarchs, leaving 87 men wounded, all the while screaming the vomit
in Hezekiel chapters 8 and 9)
For one thing, the so called Holocaust of the 'Jews' did not involve the 'benei Yisro'el' in terms of blood related persons to the persons of the
'Bible' but ended up being aimed at the TurkoUkranian converts to Rabinnic Judaism out of the region of Kiev in the 10th century AD (aka
'Khazaria', read "The Thirteenth Tribe" by Professor Arhtur Koestler -
www.biblebelievers.org.au... )
These turko-Ukranian converts ('Ashkenazim') are in NO WAY meaningfully blood-related to the so called 'ancient' Israelites, whose own
'bloodline' is a mishmash of different invasion races over time (Syrian, Canaanite, Egyptian, Assyrian, Babylonian, Persian, Greek then finally
Roman--to name the invasion races in rough chronological order:
Read even the early credo found in the post Exilic book of Deuteronomy (written by the School of Baruch in the time of the prophet Jeremiah) chapter 6
with words placed into the mouth of 'Abraham'
('a nomadic Syrian ready to starve was my father, a Canaanite my mother !). We are from the beginning dealing with mixed bloodlines even according
to their own 'sacred' oral traditions.
What is worse, the so-called '12 tribes' themselves are highly suspect in terms of actual names and specific tribal blood lines (read e.g. Judges
chapter 5 the so-called Song of Deborah where many of the 'tribelets' are missing (Judah is curiously missing altogether as was Levi & Manasseh
etc.) from her list, and she even has new ones (Machir, and Gilead are mentioined among the 12 but these tribelets are NOT among the later versions
of these random lists of 12). The Apocalypse of Yohanon the Levite (whoever he was) aka the Book of Revelation, lists another set of 12 tribes so
really you cannot say for certain what blood line these people connect with in any random prophecies selectively chosen from the post Javnia Hebrew
Tanak (aka Old Testament).
So be careful by lining up prophecies from the 6th century BC with modern day Israelis--thesepophecies have nothing to do with the state of modern
Israel. They are essentially a different people with a different bloodline altogether.
[edit on 22-9-2009 by Sigismundus]