

Do the Ten Tribes Needs to Be Settled in Israel or Along its Borders? 1 . Correspondence on The Striped-Tie Triad.Do the Ten Tribes Needs to Be Settled in Israel or Along its Borders?

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Contents:

The Meeting.

The Paper.

Discussion.

Reactions from Our Readers:

Bill Rasmussen: John's idea is simply brilliant!.

Brit-Am Reply: There is Not Enough Space!

Further Reply from Bill Rasmussen - It would never, ever happen!

Brit-Am Reply: Opportunities will Come!

The Beauty of Having Independent Colonies!



Extracts:

Shalom from Bill Rasmussen -comment on John Hulley

Re Brit-Am Now no. 1899: Ten Tribes Studies.

#1. New Article.

The Two Houses Together in the Re-Conquest

by John Hulley (Richards).



Extract:

John's idea is simply brilliant. Partition off a part of Israel where people from the nations who feel they are Israelites can settle. Let them establsih their own economy and security. They would not necessarily need to be seen as full fledged Israelis, with voting rights and access to benefits that Israelis enjoy. Rather, they would have to finance their move to Israel and underwrite their own expenses so prove their support of Israel. Within this partition, they should be allowed to construct homes and build an economy. They should also be allowed to provide security in conjunction with the Israeli police and military. In time of war, they could be called upon as conscripts in a type of militia.

Brit-Am Reply:



Extract:



Israel needs BUFFER STATES, i.e. colonies of friendly similarly minded Westerners along its borders.

It NEEDS THE TEN TRIBES to populate ares of Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon.

That should be a beginning.

This is what we keep saying but nobody seems to be listening.



2. Question on the correct Translation of Hosea 10:11.

Re The Striped-Tie Triad.

Do the Ten Tribes Needs to Be Settled in Israel or Along its Borders?



"Nolan Glauner" wrote:

Dear Yair, The quote on Hosea 10:11 is in error. The Inspired Version of

Holy Scriptures, the King James, and the Septuagint all read differently

from this quote.

The Septuagint is: 9 From the time the hills existed

Israel has sinned: there they stood: war waged against the children of

iniquity 10 to chastise them shall not overtake them on the hill, the

nations shall be gathered against them, when they are chastened for their

two sins, 11 Ephraim is a heifer taught to love victory, but I will come

upon the fairest part of her neck: I will mount Ephraim; I will pass over Juda in

silence; Jacob shall prevail against him.

Seventy Nolan W. Glauner



Brit-Am Reply:

The verse in Hebrew says what we have interpreted it to say. Ephraim shall help Judah.



The NKJV renders the verse:



Hosea 10:

11 Ephraim is a trained heifer

That loves to thresh grain;

But I harnessed her fair neck,

I will make Ephraim pull a plow.

Judah shall plow;

Jacob shall break his clods.?



The KJV says:

[Hosea 10:11] AND EPHRAIM IS AS AN HEIFER THAT IS TAUGHT, AND LOVETH TO TREAD OUT THE CORN; BUT I PASSED OVER UPON HER FAIR NECK: I WILL MAKE EPHRAIM TO RIDE; JUDAH SHALL PLOW, AND JACOB SHALL BREAK HIS CLODS.



The NKJV Translation in this case appears closer to the Hebrew.



The word translated as heifer (in Hebrew, eglah) hints at the Anglo-Saxon people.

See BAC to Hosea 10:11



The Midrash HaGadol quotes this verse and continues:

# There will not be complete peace in the world until the lion (symbol of Judah, Genesis 49:9) is allied with the bull (symbol of Joseph, Deuteronomy 33:17). It is good for Israel when Joseph and Judah are united. #

Brit-Am Now no. 1613

#3. The Midrash on Unity Between Judah and Joseph.



The expression "shall break his clods" in Hebrew is "Yisaded" from the root SDH or SOD meaning clod, i.e. clump of earth.

We also have an English word that sounds the same and has a similar meaning:



Online Etymological Dictionary

sod (1)

"slice of earth with grass on it," early 15c., apparently from M.Du. sode "turf," M.L.G. sode, or O.Fris. satha "sod," all of uncertain origin. The (old) sod "Ireland" is from 1812.



Anyway this is an important verse whose importance we had somehow overlooked.

It was pointed out to us by Aaron Menazzi who himself may have been using an Italian Translation.



Anyway we hope shortly to discuss this more and perhaps write an article about it.

God bless you,

Yair.

3. New Map of Greater Israel.



See:

Mini-Summit.







