Abraham's Journey (2166 BC)
God called Abraham out of Ur and made a covenant with him, promising land, descendants, and blessings to all nations through him. Abraham sojourned in Canaan by faith, at the age of 75, when he left Ur and arrived in the land of Canaan. His journey marks the beginning of the Hebrew people.
The Conquest of Canaan
God instructed Joshua to conquer the land of Canaan, a land promised to Abraham and Moses. The evidence: the 382 Amarna Tablets (dating 1404–1340 BC) provide physical proof of the Hebrew arrival and conquest. These tablets were sent by Canaanites to the Egyptians pleading for help. The Egyptian kingdom did not intervene because they were still afraid of the Israelites, having not forgotten the plagues Moses brought upon Egypt forty years earlier.
It took Joshua and his army about seven years to conquer Canaan, and another seven years to establish the twelve tribes, forming the nation about 3,300 years ago. The tablets call the invaders "Apiru/Habiru" a near-perfect linguistic match for "Hebrew." They describe the invaders coming from the desert, not from the sea, consistent with the Israelites crossing the Jordan. The cities that complain most are the ones Joshua conquered: Jerusalem, Lachish, Hebron, and Hazor. The cities that are silent are the ones the Bible says were not conquered, like Gibeon, which made a treaty with Joshua.
The Book of Judges
The Book of Judges covers a period of 350 or 410 years, from Joshua's death until Saul, Israel's first king. Israel was led by twelve judges: Othniel, Ehud, Shamgar, Deborah, Gideon, Tola, Jair, Jephthah, Ibzan, Elon, Abdon, and Samson. These were military leaders chosen by God to rescue Israel from oppression. They did not rule all at once or over the whole nation.
The Unified Kingdom of Israel
The Unified Kingdom existed for about 120 years under Saul, David, and Solomon. It ended around 930 BC after Solomon's death.
The Kingdom Divided
The Northern Kingdom (Israel, also called the Omride dynasty) had its capital at Samaria. The Southern Kingdom (Judah) had its capital at Jerusalem.
Moab's Rebellion 840 BC
In 840 BC, God used King Mesha of Moab's rebellion to weaken the sinful Northern Kingdom of Israel for its idolatry and false gods worship. Though the Moabites credited their false god chemosh, it was actually God's sovereign judgment. Later, God also judged and destroyed the Moab nation and its people for their pride and malice.
The Northern Kingdom (Israel)
The Northern Kingdom was conquered and destroyed by Assyria Empire in 722 BC. Its capital, Samaria, fell; the population was exiled and scattered, becoming the "Lost Ten Tribes." The Northern Kingdom of Israel ceased to exist. Foreigners intermarried with the remaining Israelites, forming the Samaritans.
The Southern Kingdom (Judah)
The Southern Kingdom was attacked by Assyria Empire in 701 BC. Many cities fell, but Jerusalem was miraculously saved by God, forcing King Sennacherib to retreat back to Nineveh without conquering the capital city. Assyrian records claim tribute (which did not happen) but notably never claim capturing Jerusalem. Judah survived another 135 years until Babylon Empire conquered it in 586 BC.
Reasons for the Exiles
Sent into exile primarily due to their persistent, widespread idolatry/worship of false gods. Prophets had warned them about these consequences.
Exiles and Returns in Chronological Order
1. Exile in Egypt from Canaan (430 years): This was the earliest exile of the twelve tribes, where they were later enslaved for 400 years. God freed them under Moses's leadership.
2. Assyrian Exile: This occurred when the Northern Kingdom of Israel was conquered by the Assyrian Empire in 722 BC, leading to their dispersal. Physical proof: The Assyrian captives wall relief.
3. Babylonian Exile 70 years: This began with the destruction of the First Temple and the exile of many from the Southern Kingdom of Judah to the Babylonian Empire in 586 BC. A significant population of Judeans remained in the land of Judah.
4. Return from Exile: After the Persian conquered Babylon. King Cyrus issued a decree in 538 BC allowing the Jewish people to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the Second Temple. Around 50,000 Jews, led by Nehemiah, Zerubbabel, and Ezra, returned in waves. The Second Temple was completed in 516 BC. This period also marked a shift in Jewish identity toward a more community-based faith and the beginning of the Jewish diaspora, with many Jews remaining outside Judah. The return from exile under Persian Empire led to a major religious and ethnic schism between the returned Israelites and the people living in the former Northern Kingdom.
5. Greek Rule 323–167 BC: Following the Persian period, the Greeks conquered the region, leading to a period of Greek influence. The Septuagint Bible was produced during this time.
6. The Hasmonean Dynasty 140–37 BC: This was a fully independent Jewish kingdom that achieved regional power after the Maccabean revolt against the Seleucid Empire. It's rule ended with the Roman Empire intervention in 63 BC, but the dynasty officially concluded with the installation of Herod the Great in 37 BC.
7. The Herodian Kingdom of Judea 37 BC–44 AD: After Rome became dominant, Judea was ruled by the Herodian dynasty as a client kingdom of Rome. Starting with King Herod, this kingdom was semi-independent.
From 140 BC to 44 AD, Judea existed as an exclusively Jewish nation, first under the fully independent Jewish Hasmonean dynasty, and later as a semi-autonomous client kingdom under Roman rule. The Jewish cultural and national identity remained strong, even with the growth of Roman political influence. This consolidated Jewish environment had a divine purpose, providing the prophesied context for the coming of the Messiah.
And He came. Our Lord Jesus Christ. The eternal Son of God. Born of a virgin between 6-4 BC. Fully God and fully human. He has no beginning and no end. He appeared in flesh to Adam, Eve, and Abraham long before His birth. He fulfilled the prophecies, revealing Himself as the suffering servant, the Anointed One, the Chosen One. God sent His Son to bring salvation to the whole world.
He lived a sinless life. He committed no single sin (zero). Then He willingly died once for all on the cross for all our sins, past, present, and future, of every person who has ever lived, in 30 AD. He bore the sins of every human who has ever lived in His body on the cross, and He received the punishment we deserve. He was buried, confirming His physical death. Three days later, God the Father raised Him from the dead, proving His once-for-all sacrifice was accepted and that sin and death are conquered. After appearing to many witnesses over 40 days, He ascended to heaven and is seated at the right hand of God the Father. It is finished.
The moment you believe the true Gospel, your spirit is cleansed of all sins by the blood of our Lord Jesus. The immortal seed, the eternal life of our Lord Jesus, enters your spirit and brings it to life. A new creation. Sinless. It cannot sin. Then it is sealed by the Holy Spirit. It all happens at once, instantly. You receive eternal life as a free gift. You do not work for it. It is not earned. God's gifts are irrevocable. Not by being good. Not by doing good. Not by good works. Not by water baptism. Not by attending church. Not by asking forgiveness. Not by turning away from sins. By God's grace through faith alone in the Gospel you are saved.
Once saved, always saved. Eternal life cannot be lost. No sin can undo it. But God chastises His children on earth, harshly when needed. You are 100% secured and will receive a new glorified body. The born-again spirit is the inward person, made alive at faith. It is a new creation, sinless, and cannot sin. The flesh remains corrupt and sinful. Nothing good dwells in the flesh, and it will continue to sin. Your spirit is saved, not your flesh.
8. Roman Annexation 44 AD: The Romans fully annexed the Herodian Kingdom, incorporating it as the province of Judea.
9. Roman Exile: This began with the Roman conquest and the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 AD, leading to the widespread scattering of the Jewish population. The Jewish-Roman War 66–73 AD resulted in the Second Temple's destruction. Later, the Bar Kokhba revolt 132–136 AD resulted in the final crushing of Jewish political autonomy. Rome renamed Judea to Syria Palaestina and enforced further diaspora of Jews from Jerusalem.
10. Return of Israel 1948: This long exile continued until the re-establishment of the State of Israel. For we are living in the end times, and the land of Israel must be restored, to fulfill the prophecies of the new world order and the Second Coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. Thus the end of all things is near.
Most so called "Jews" in Israel today are not the descendants of true Israelites; they are majority European converts to Judaism, a false religion. True Israelites were dark-skinned black and dark brown (not medium brown or light brown), and most had woolly hair, though some had straight hair. Like all the nations of Mesopotamia, they were dark-skinned black and dark brown, with mostly woolly hair and fewer with straight hair. True Israelites in Israel today are very rare.
Arabs did not exist in the time of Abraham and Moses. Technically, the majority of Arabs have a very low percentage of Mesopotamian native ancestry; in fact, the majority have none, being more of Roman, Greek, and Mongol origin. The false prophet Muhammad was, as written in the quran a false religion, a white man.
History has been purposely whitewashed by Europeans. The concept of "race" is a social construct, not proven biology; it has been debunked. The same is true of the theory of evolution, which has also been debunked. The "aryan race" is completely fake, not a real race, made up by the Germans. All lies, from the devil.
There is only one race: the human race.
God called Abraham out of Ur and made a covenant with him, promising land, descendants, and blessings to all nations through him. Abraham sojourned in Canaan by faith, at the age of 75, when he left Ur and arrived in the land of Canaan. His journey marks the beginning of the Hebrew people.
The Conquest of Canaan
God instructed Joshua to conquer the land of Canaan, a land promised to Abraham and Moses. The evidence: the 382 Amarna Tablets (dating 1404–1340 BC) provide physical proof of the Hebrew arrival and conquest. These tablets were sent by Canaanites to the Egyptians pleading for help. The Egyptian kingdom did not intervene because they were still afraid of the Israelites, having not forgotten the plagues Moses brought upon Egypt forty years earlier.
It took Joshua and his army about seven years to conquer Canaan, and another seven years to establish the twelve tribes, forming the nation about 3,300 years ago. The tablets call the invaders "Apiru/Habiru" a near-perfect linguistic match for "Hebrew." They describe the invaders coming from the desert, not from the sea, consistent with the Israelites crossing the Jordan. The cities that complain most are the ones Joshua conquered: Jerusalem, Lachish, Hebron, and Hazor. The cities that are silent are the ones the Bible says were not conquered, like Gibeon, which made a treaty with Joshua.
The Book of Judges
The Book of Judges covers a period of 350 or 410 years, from Joshua's death until Saul, Israel's first king. Israel was led by twelve judges: Othniel, Ehud, Shamgar, Deborah, Gideon, Tola, Jair, Jephthah, Ibzan, Elon, Abdon, and Samson. These were military leaders chosen by God to rescue Israel from oppression. They did not rule all at once or over the whole nation.
The Unified Kingdom of Israel
The Unified Kingdom existed for about 120 years under Saul, David, and Solomon. It ended around 930 BC after Solomon's death.
The Kingdom Divided
The Northern Kingdom (Israel, also called the Omride dynasty) had its capital at Samaria. The Southern Kingdom (Judah) had its capital at Jerusalem.
Moab's Rebellion 840 BC
In 840 BC, God used King Mesha of Moab's rebellion to weaken the sinful Northern Kingdom of Israel for its idolatry and false gods worship. Though the Moabites credited their false god chemosh, it was actually God's sovereign judgment. Later, God also judged and destroyed the Moab nation and its people for their pride and malice.
The Northern Kingdom (Israel)
The Northern Kingdom was conquered and destroyed by Assyria Empire in 722 BC. Its capital, Samaria, fell; the population was exiled and scattered, becoming the "Lost Ten Tribes." The Northern Kingdom of Israel ceased to exist. Foreigners intermarried with the remaining Israelites, forming the Samaritans.
The Southern Kingdom (Judah)
The Southern Kingdom was attacked by Assyria Empire in 701 BC. Many cities fell, but Jerusalem was miraculously saved by God, forcing King Sennacherib to retreat back to Nineveh without conquering the capital city. Assyrian records claim tribute (which did not happen) but notably never claim capturing Jerusalem. Judah survived another 135 years until Babylon Empire conquered it in 586 BC.
Reasons for the Exiles
Sent into exile primarily due to their persistent, widespread idolatry/worship of false gods. Prophets had warned them about these consequences.
Exiles and Returns in Chronological Order
1. Exile in Egypt from Canaan (430 years): This was the earliest exile of the twelve tribes, where they were later enslaved for 400 years. God freed them under Moses's leadership.
2. Assyrian Exile: This occurred when the Northern Kingdom of Israel was conquered by the Assyrian Empire in 722 BC, leading to their dispersal. Physical proof: The Assyrian captives wall relief.
3. Babylonian Exile 70 years: This began with the destruction of the First Temple and the exile of many from the Southern Kingdom of Judah to the Babylonian Empire in 586 BC. A significant population of Judeans remained in the land of Judah.
4. Return from Exile: After the Persian conquered Babylon. King Cyrus issued a decree in 538 BC allowing the Jewish people to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the Second Temple. Around 50,000 Jews, led by Nehemiah, Zerubbabel, and Ezra, returned in waves. The Second Temple was completed in 516 BC. This period also marked a shift in Jewish identity toward a more community-based faith and the beginning of the Jewish diaspora, with many Jews remaining outside Judah. The return from exile under Persian Empire led to a major religious and ethnic schism between the returned Israelites and the people living in the former Northern Kingdom.
5. Greek Rule 323–167 BC: Following the Persian period, the Greeks conquered the region, leading to a period of Greek influence. The Septuagint Bible was produced during this time.
6. The Hasmonean Dynasty 140–37 BC: This was a fully independent Jewish kingdom that achieved regional power after the Maccabean revolt against the Seleucid Empire. It's rule ended with the Roman Empire intervention in 63 BC, but the dynasty officially concluded with the installation of Herod the Great in 37 BC.
7. The Herodian Kingdom of Judea 37 BC–44 AD: After Rome became dominant, Judea was ruled by the Herodian dynasty as a client kingdom of Rome. Starting with King Herod, this kingdom was semi-independent.
From 140 BC to 44 AD, Judea existed as an exclusively Jewish nation, first under the fully independent Jewish Hasmonean dynasty, and later as a semi-autonomous client kingdom under Roman rule. The Jewish cultural and national identity remained strong, even with the growth of Roman political influence. This consolidated Jewish environment had a divine purpose, providing the prophesied context for the coming of the Messiah.
And He came. Our Lord Jesus Christ. The eternal Son of God. Born of a virgin between 6-4 BC. Fully God and fully human. He has no beginning and no end. He appeared in flesh to Adam, Eve, and Abraham long before His birth. He fulfilled the prophecies, revealing Himself as the suffering servant, the Anointed One, the Chosen One. God sent His Son to bring salvation to the whole world.
He lived a sinless life. He committed no single sin (zero). Then He willingly died once for all on the cross for all our sins, past, present, and future, of every person who has ever lived, in 30 AD. He bore the sins of every human who has ever lived in His body on the cross, and He received the punishment we deserve. He was buried, confirming His physical death. Three days later, God the Father raised Him from the dead, proving His once-for-all sacrifice was accepted and that sin and death are conquered. After appearing to many witnesses over 40 days, He ascended to heaven and is seated at the right hand of God the Father. It is finished.
The moment you believe the true Gospel, your spirit is cleansed of all sins by the blood of our Lord Jesus. The immortal seed, the eternal life of our Lord Jesus, enters your spirit and brings it to life. A new creation. Sinless. It cannot sin. Then it is sealed by the Holy Spirit. It all happens at once, instantly. You receive eternal life as a free gift. You do not work for it. It is not earned. God's gifts are irrevocable. Not by being good. Not by doing good. Not by good works. Not by water baptism. Not by attending church. Not by asking forgiveness. Not by turning away from sins. By God's grace through faith alone in the Gospel you are saved.
Once saved, always saved. Eternal life cannot be lost. No sin can undo it. But God chastises His children on earth, harshly when needed. You are 100% secured and will receive a new glorified body. The born-again spirit is the inward person, made alive at faith. It is a new creation, sinless, and cannot sin. The flesh remains corrupt and sinful. Nothing good dwells in the flesh, and it will continue to sin. Your spirit is saved, not your flesh.
8. Roman Annexation 44 AD: The Romans fully annexed the Herodian Kingdom, incorporating it as the province of Judea.
9. Roman Exile: This began with the Roman conquest and the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 AD, leading to the widespread scattering of the Jewish population. The Jewish-Roman War 66–73 AD resulted in the Second Temple's destruction. Later, the Bar Kokhba revolt 132–136 AD resulted in the final crushing of Jewish political autonomy. Rome renamed Judea to Syria Palaestina and enforced further diaspora of Jews from Jerusalem.
10. Return of Israel 1948: This long exile continued until the re-establishment of the State of Israel. For we are living in the end times, and the land of Israel must be restored, to fulfill the prophecies of the new world order and the Second Coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. Thus the end of all things is near.
Most so called "Jews" in Israel today are not the descendants of true Israelites; they are majority European converts to Judaism, a false religion. True Israelites were dark-skinned black and dark brown (not medium brown or light brown), and most had woolly hair, though some had straight hair. Like all the nations of Mesopotamia, they were dark-skinned black and dark brown, with mostly woolly hair and fewer with straight hair. True Israelites in Israel today are very rare.
Arabs did not exist in the time of Abraham and Moses. Technically, the majority of Arabs have a very low percentage of Mesopotamian native ancestry; in fact, the majority have none, being more of Roman, Greek, and Mongol origin. The false prophet Muhammad was, as written in the quran a false religion, a white man.
History has been purposely whitewashed by Europeans. The concept of "race" is a social construct, not proven biology; it has been debunked. The same is true of the theory of evolution, which has also been debunked. The "aryan race" is completely fake, not a real race, made up by the Germans. All lies, from the devil.
There is only one race: the human race.
