Proofs of History

In Isaiah 49: 12 is prophesied that nations will come to acknowledge the Messiah from the far North, from the far West, and from the land of the Sinim, which is China (Sino) far to […]

The Word cuts like a two-edged sword causing repentance by the sinner or his/her rebellion against Elohim to continue, hence the name of Mount Horeb (also known as Mount Sinai) from the Hebrew word horeb […]

About 80 miles southeast of Eilat, Israel is Mount Sinai, also known as Mount Horeb (Jebel al Lawz), where Moses encountered Elohim in the Burning Bush, later received the Ten Commandments, and where Elijah about […]

When the twins whom would be named Esau and Jacob were in the womb, Elohim told the pregnant Rebekah that the elder (Esau) would serve the younger (Jacob), thus she later helped fool her husband […]

One of the sons of Shem was Aram who during the Ice Age settled where today is Syria (named for Tyre when the Ice Age had ended), but the sons of Aram moved eastward, Hul […]

Elohim, Shaddai, and Adonai are plural names of the Creator in the Bible, while His name Yahweh is a singular word, obviously communicating that Father, Son, and Spirit are One.

The Japhetic word spell for many centuries meant to orate, spellian in Old English meaning to tell, speak, to discourse, spellon in Old High German the same meaning, but the French word espelier’s meaning to […]

Apparently Noah’s grandson Javan was a learned much respected man, worshipped as Oannes or Belinus (Baal Ianus) later by the Babylonians, he was worshipped as Ion by the Greeks, the Ionians named for him, worshipped […]

Jesus’s Hebrew (Semitic) name Yeshua means Yahweh (Elohim) saves, the answer to a shout to be saved (shua), that etymology perhaps also of the word shout though with a slightly different meaning applied by the […]

Where today is the city of London and the surrounding region was settled by the Trojan descendant Brutus circa 1100 b. c. who named the city he built there Troia Newydd, which means New Troy, […]