Published on Jul 5, 2018


Dr. Brown interviews Rabbi Harry Rozenberg about possible identities on some of the "lost tribes of Israel." (Unfortunately, due to a steady stream of ugly, hate-filled, anti-Semitic, and blatantly false comments, especially from so-called (Black) Hebrew Israelites, we have disabled comments to this video.)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RK8ZBPqnUbE


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Thought a bit long, it is very, very interesting. I don't think we even realize just how large and spread out are these tribes. It discusses those Jews of Spain that went to South America. Many Sephardic Jews are coming to that knowledge and have in common many of the Spanish surnames.

The great fighting warriors, known as the Kurds are, by and large, Hebrews, as are those in Afghanistan and Eastern India.

Again, I say this is very interesting from the point of view of a Messianic Jew and a rabbi, who claims to be more interested in where they all have gone historically rather than the spiritual implications because, although, there are variance of beliefs, there seem to be many Hebrew traditions held by these people....even the Shinto of Japan..

Our site has covered the tribe of Manasseh (son of Joseph) who traveled East, crossed China & Russia to come down through Canada, America and into Mexico, who today are learning they were of that tribe.

Now, we can say, that many people are beginning to understand that when God spoke to Abraham that his descendants would be like the grains of sand, that it is a literal claim. And surprise, surprise, they seem to come in various colors and looks.

Gerlinda

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