“Therefore was the name of it called Bavel; because Hashem did there confound the language of all the earth; and from thence did Hashem scatter them abroad upon the face of all the earth.” Genesis 11:9 (The Israel Bible™)

When Europeans first glimpsed Native Americans more than 400 years ago, many were convinced they had discovered the Lost Tribes of Israel. At closer look, the connections are astounding. This hidden association has taken on greater importance recently as the two nations face similar threats, and perhaps even a common Messianic vision quest.

Unmistakable traces of Jewish prayer echo in the voice of Joseph Riverwind, the Amahura (war chief) of the Northern Arawak Nation, the indigenous peoples of South America and Caribbean, as he sings, “Shema, shema, nayena, popaska Hoya yah”. He translated this ancient Native American song for Breaking Israel News:

“Listen, listen, people, as you gather together, we will dance before the creator.” This is strongly reminiscent of the Jewish prayer, Shema, which literally means ‘hear’.

These two worlds are embodied in Chief Riverwind, a descendant of both Native Americans and Bnei Anousim (Jews who hid their identity as a result of the Spanish Inquisition). For him, the connection between Native Americans and Judaism is clear.

“Among my people, our ancient name for God is Yah Yah ‘The Supreme Spirit of Spirits’, very similar to Yahweh,” Chief Riverwind explained. “Among my wife’s ancestors, the AniKituwahYah (Cherokee), they called God YoHeWaH. And the similarities don’t stop there. They carried an ark into battle, celebrate seven feasts, kept a seventh day of rest, had cities of refuge, and don’t eat pork.”

Though the eerie etymological similarities may be coincidental, archetypal themes also connect the spirituality of Native Americans to the Bible. Chief Riverwind told a Choctaw story about how the Creator came to a man called Nuah and told him the world would be covered with water. The man was told to make a great raft to save mankind. The stories come from oral traditions which date to pre-Columbian times.

“Another Native American story tells of a time when the world was all one land mass, and we were all one tribe,” explained Chief Riverwind. “We tried to build a sky tower to the creator. These are pre-missionary oral traditions. They are passed down through specially trained storytellers who are forbidden from changing a single word.”

This transoceanic cultural connection goes against most scientific theories about the origins of the Native Americans. Most anthropologists theorize that the Native Americans are descended from Siberian Mongolians who migrated to North America via the Bering Strait, a 50-mile-wide gap that separates Alaska from Russia. Chief Riverwind told Breaking Israel News that the Native Americans tell a very different story.

This transoceanic cultural connection goes against most scientific theories about the origins of the Native Americans. Most anthropologists theorize that the Native Americans are descended from Siberian Mongolians who migrated to North America via the Bering Strait, a 50-mile-wide gap that separates Alaska from Russia. Chief Riverwind told Breaking Israel News that the Native Americans tell a very different story.

“Some Anishnabi (Chippewa) believe they are from the Tribe of Ephraim,” Chief Riverwind explained. “Anishnabi” is amazing similar to the Hebrew words, “Anshe Navi” (people of the Prophet). “They lived on the coast, but their legends say that before that, they came from across the great waters. We have cave-drawings of these ships that are very similar to drawings of Phoenician ships in history books.”


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by Gerlinda

After you read this story regarding the Native American being part of the Lost Tribes of Israel, you may understand why the picture of three coffins were included in the murals at the Denver Airport:

1. An Native American'
2. An African American
3. A White Hebrew

These are the three that they plan to destroy. Makes perfect sense, doesn't it now that we understand the many things that have been posted on this site quite a long time ago.

And for the benefit of those Black groups that claim they are the True Hebrews, I hope you consider that you have been duped. Israel is made up of many colors within it's many tribes but the Tribe of Judah was White, which is traced all the way back to King David and Noah, both with Ruddy complexions.

Steven posted a long time ago articles about the Lost Tribes; that they were mixed among the ecclesia BUT there have been those pre-rapture bunch that just could not believe they weren't more special than the Jews, there-for they just knew they would get pulled out of here before any Tribulation began. Well, for one thing, they didn't even know who made up the 12 Tribes of Israel and secondly....they are still here.

The Nazis of WWII are the same Nazis that are bring about WWIII. They are the Edomites of the United Nations who are determined to destroy all of the Hebrew children, where-ever they may be.


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Read more on these murals at Denver International Airport, the North American Headquarters of the New World Order.

http://www.breakingisraelnews.com/77499/native-americans-part-ten-lost-tribes/?utm_source=Breaking+Israel+News&utm_campaign=d7f09c2ef8-BIN_evening_11_16&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b6d3627f72-d7f09c2ef8-86884129&mc_cid=d7f09c2ef8&mc_eid=5efa18a533#LE0RatX9RrB6l0Gg.97

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