Just like stealing your religion, your homes, your money, and businesses, some Jews also love stealing names, inheritances and land.
Shem is the son of Noah, who built the ark when Mesopotamia flooded. The Sumerian kingdom was destroyed by the flood and the Semites descended from the Caucasian mountains to establish the Akkadian empire. Shem would have children and one of his descendants would be named Eber.
Eber = Hebrew
Eber would be the father of the Hebrew people and the Semites would be called by his name.
Eber’s line would eventually give birth to a man named Abram, or a Jew named Abraham.
Except Abraham has never been a Jew nor will he ever be a Jew and to call Abraham a Jew is just plain ignorant.
So let’s go through it slowly.
According to the Bible, Abraham was a Hebrew, not a Jew (Genesis 14:13) and God promised he would be the father of many nations, not one single Jewish nation, but many nations. Through Abraham, all the families on Earth would be blessed (Genesis 12:3).
Abraham would pass this blessing down to his son Isaac and NOT his eldest son Ishmael. Isaac would have twin sons named Esau and Jacob, and again the Abrahamic blessing would be passed down to the younger brother, Jacob, who would then be renamed to Israel.
Israel would have 12 sons, each becoming their own tribe, and eventually becoming their own nation. One of his sons would be named Judah, the father of the Jewish people.
All Jews are related to him.
Even though all Jews are Israelites, the majority of Israelites are not Jewish.
Obviously Israel would have to pass the Abrahamic blessing to Judah in order for Jews to be the chosen people.
Israel wanted his favorite son Joseph to inherit the Abrahamic blessing, however Judah, the father of the Jews would become jealous and conspire with his brothers to have Joseph killed. In the end, Judah sold Joseph into slavery for silver, much like Judas sold Jesus to the Jews.
The Bible portrays Judah as a jealous villain and Joseph as the chosen son.
While in slavery, Joseph would rise to become the Prime Minister of Egypt and father two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh. Israel adopted Joseph’s sons and passed the Abrahamic blessing on to them, making them the chosen people and dividing Joseph’s tribe into two - making 13 tribes of Israel.
As for the father of the Jews, his two eldest sons die and Judah would end up bowing down to Joseph.
Now that you understand that the Jews were never intended to bless the world, nor were they ever considered the chosen people, we can move on to my second point.
Is the Jewish homeland Israel?
The answer is: Yes, and Not at All.
Israel was originally called the land of Canaan, named after Noah’s grandson Canaan.
The land of Canaan was conquered by the Israelites after they left Egypt with Moses, as detailed in the book of Exodus. The Bible says God commanded the Israelites to punish the Canaanites for their sexual immorality, which eventually led to child sacrifice, which eventually led to cannibalism. The word Cannibal comes from the words Canaan + Baal. Baal was the god of Canaan, and the Canaanite priests were known for eating the children after they were sacrificed to him. So now that you know what kind of people the Canaanites were, try not to feel so bad when you read that God ordered us to exterminate them.
The borders of the Jewish homeland were established by Joshua, who was one of the descendants of Joseph, and not from Judah. If we were to restore the Jews to their original land, according to the Bible, the Jewish homeland would like this:
Like the story of Joseph and Judah, their children would likewise not get along and after becoming nations there would be a Civil War. The Jews would rule the southern kingdom of Judea while Joseph’s sons would rule the northern Kingdom and keep the name Israel.
They would have different religions, believing in different Gods, and while Judah stayed in Judea Joseph would ally himself with the Phoenicians and establish colonies and trade posts all over the Mediterranean. The Kingdom of Israel would later be corrupted by foreign ideology, and like the Canaanites, would fall to materialism, sexual immorality, and child sacrifice which would lead to them being conquered by the Assyrian empire.
Some of the Israelites would be taken into captivity in the lands of Assyria and elsewhere, some would flee to the colonies and trade posts, fulfilling the promise made to Abraham (Genesis 15:5)
The sons of Joseph would be fruitful and multiply among the nations, forgetting who they were, which shouldn’t be a surprise given their names literally mean “Fruitful” and “Forgetful”.
Just like the northern Kingdom, the Jews would fall into sexual immorality, child sacrifice, and be conquered and enslaved by the Babylonians. They would be freed and reestablished by the Persians, conquered again by the Greeks, and later occupied by the Romans. While under Roman rule, the Jews would launch the greatest revolution in Roman history, known as The Great Revolt, which would fail causing Judea, Jerusalem, and the Jewish temple to be destroyed ironically fulfilling everything Jesus and the Christians said was going to happen.
The Jews, not being satisfied with losing their temple and homeland, would stab the Romans in the back by launching two more rebellions killing over 500,000 Greeks and Romans.
God would bless the Chosen People with two more humiliating defeats (Kitos War, Bar Kokhba revolt) along with a banishment from the land causing Judea to be renamed to Syria Palaestina.
The reason the Jews have been able to take Palestine really rests on the fact that they’ve stolen the name Israel, convinced many Christians in the West that they are the Chosen people, and that they alone are Israel.
We can see that this just isn’t true. Which brings us to our third point.