Image below: June 7, 1944 "Cromwell" tank named after great UK/Zio tyrant Oliver Cromwell being unloaded onto Sword beach:
ww2db.com...
Now please observe that the modern Israeli IDF sees the Cromwell tank as being the logical ancestor of what are "Habakkuk's Chariots of
Salvation":
IDF medal showing Cromwell tank:
IDF medal showing biblical chariots as ancestor of Cromwell tank:
Website in question, very informative:
idf-armor.blogspot.com...
...And so therefore the question is this:
Considering that Israel/Rothschild intrigues began prior to 1914 and WW1, then what are we to make of the events in the world, between the time of
Habbakuk, and Cromwell? Quite a long span between 612BC and 1645AD
Habbakuk it seems, was a tyrant for the Babylon segment of the rabbinate, it's no wonder that the talmudists of today, see him as one of their great
ones, along with Bar Kochba of the post-Jesus failed revolt in AD 132AD. Habbakuk is a voicebox for Chaldean >< Jerusalem connections.
The rabbinate of Habbakuk's time, succeeded in getting the Jerusalem >< Persian temple of 570BC built. This was the beginning of Hillel's line, who
was alive at the time of Jesus, and his ancestor Judah Ha-Nasi who compiled the mishnah in Babylon after the Jerusalem-massacre had been completed.
Around 400 AD as Rome declined, the talmud was being perfected between Jerusalem and Babylon. This is all easily verifiable at your local library
inside a set of books called "Encyclopedia Judaica".
en.wikipedia.org...
Biblical account
Because the book of Habbakuk consists of five oracles about the Chaldeans (Babylonians), and the Chaldean rise to power is dated circa 612
BCE, it is assumed he was active about that time
[...]
Habakkuk is unique among the prophets in that he openly questions the wisdom of God (1:3a, 1:13b). In the first part of the second chapter, the
Prophet sees the injustice among his people and asks why God does not take action: "1:2 Yahweh, how long will I cry, and you will not hear? I cry
out to you 'Violence!' and will you not save?" - (World English Bible). The book of Habbakuk consists of five oracles about the
Chaldeans (Babylonians) and a song of praise to God.
Here are some interesting questions as Homs is thrown into chaos at this time:
1: Homs is near the site of the ancient battle of Kadesh after which the Ramesites made a peace pact with Babylon "for eternity". This peace pact
clearly shuns the shasu/amurru/bedouinesque tribes (see "Jethro" of Moses' time) who are NOT included in the great treaty. In effect this
agreement after the battle of Kadesh is the first international alliance against bedouin tribes. Remember that Akhenaten had fled (He is Moses) about
60-70 years prior to this accord in 1274bc: Akhenaten is the "seed of Israel" who stood against the priests. He is Osarseph, Moses, as I have
explained here.
www.reshafim.org.il...
"If a great person flees from the country of Egypt and he escapes to the country of Amurru or a city and he comes to the king of Amurru, then
Benteshina, king of the country of Amurru, has to take hold of him and take him to the king of the country of Hatti ; and Hattusili, the great
king, the king of the country of Hatti, shall have him to be taken to Reamasesa, the great king, the king of the country of Egypt"
-- The peace treaty between Ramses II and Hattusili III
also:
en.wikipedia.org...
The city was captured by the great pharaoh Seti I during his campaign to Syria. Kadesh had been lost to Egypt since the time of Akhenaten.
Tutankhamun and Horemheb had both failed to recapture the city from the Hittites. Seti I was successful here and defeated a Hittite army that tried to
defend it. He triumphantly entered the city together with his son Ramesses II and erected a victory stela at the site. His success was only temporary.
As soon as Seti I returned to Egypt, the Hittite king, Mursilis II, marched south to take Kadesh and make it a stronghold of the Hittite defenses in
Syria. The Hittites ruled through a viceroy in Carchemish.
2: At this battle, were the largest chariot armies ever assembled. What is the origin of the chariot in A: THE BIBLE, and B: EGYPTIAN ARCHAEOLOGY?
3: Further we must ask: In this context, harking back to 1274BC at the Battle of Kadesh and two great chariot (tank) armies facing off there --Who
today at Kadesh has the batter tank? Who has the better chariot? And further, who designed the tech that went into the Merkava battle chariot?
