In his name ... (From a dream last night)

by Twi
(Aberystwyth)

I had quite an 'interesting' dream last night and woke up with all this stuff in my head. It actually makes a lot of sense on reflection, but may be not so good for the world if true.

Though I have always had a lot of vivid dreams, often with more than 4 a night, they tend to follow common themes. In this article, I am not going to describe the dream itself, but more the information that came to mind as I woke up.

It concerns a certain Hebrew speaking country and Toranic names... (Yes, I was speaking a sort of Hebrew-esque language in the dream too)

The prophets of the old testament (or 'terrorists' of you were on the receiving end) asserted their divine crusade by adding letters from the tetragrammaton into their name.
The tetragrammaton is the name of the Hebrew God. They are pledging allegiance to their concept of Gods bidding by placing his name in their own.

The name is four Hebrew letters:
Yud, Heh, Vav, Heh.

The Vav sound also makes a 'w' or 'o' sound depending on its placement. In ancient Hebrew, Vav sounding as 'O' would have a dot above it.

Now, look at a selection of Hebrew Prophets. I'm giving their ancient Hebrew names and their modern translation so you can recognise them.

Elyahu (Elijah)
Yehu (Jehu, guy who assassinated the Phoenician Queen Jezebel)
Yehuseph (Joseph, the multicoloured coat guy)

Incidentally, Yehuseph was also the Egyptian Priest Imhotep.
Compare with a selection of those with Egyptian names:
Amosis, (Moshe/Moses)
Menahem (Nuhu, Noah)

I mention the Egyptian connection because Ancient Egyptians, when conquering neighbouring regions, would take the Gods of those tribes and build them into their own temples. It was the ultimate message, saying, "Our Gods have conquered yours, therefore submit to us". The Toranic names are the Hebrew temples in this sense.

Similarly, the mythologies surrounding the arc of the covenant are also derived from these acts. The tablets were actually a collection of small stones, each roughly an inch in size (similar to the metal identity necklaces worn by WWII soldiers). When the temple was conquered, the Egyptians built a new one, adding those little stones into the brickwork. In the mythology story, the tablets were placed in an arc - the arc being the temple in this case. The supposed mass migration of Hebrew tribes from Egypt to the Levant was actually the trade route used between those nations. Egypt in its early years was an economic hub, attracting migrant workers. The Hebrews were exceptionally good at stone masonry, and so were paid handsomely for building monuments for the wealthy Egyptians. There were no slaves here. People went their to work and get a decent wage to return to their families. (Think of someone taking a gap year in a richer country to to work). Only later, when the Egyptian economy collapsed, did they launch massive military campaigns against their neighbours.

The Egyto-Hebraic temple itself is located on a hill between what is now Jerusalem and Beersheba. Actually, this is the true location for the first temple. Jerusalem is in the wrong place, but that's a different story.


Now, to the point:

Elyahu was first called Eli in his early life, but then placed the name of god into his own has he became radicalised. A similar thing happened with Yoseph/Imhotep.

As soon as an individual inserts the name of God into their own, they initiate a campaign of bloodshed, murder and torture against any tribe 'opposing' the Hebrews. If you like, a Hebrew jihad.

Hebrew/Israeli history is rife with individuals like this, and they all seem to share one common thing: Those who have placed the name of god into their own, end up engaging in bloody conflicts, holy wars, and general acts of terror against another population.

Back then, of course, it was Hebrew vs Phoenician.
Now it is Hebrew vs Palestinian/Arab.

The Palestinians, and Arabian people in what is now Israel, the west bank and Jordan, as well as north west KSA, are descendants of the Nabateans. Lebanon is what was Phoenicia, Syria - Assyria, Babylon-Iraq... and so on.


There is currently a guy in Israel who's name contains the name of the Hebrew god.

Look at the Prophet's names again, then look at the following name:


Netenyahu


Interestingly, he's placed the 'yahu' at the end of his name, implying in itself and 'ending' conflict planned for the future.

Personally, I hope I am wrong on this and it was just a dream, but my instincts are saying otherwise. If Netenhayu has gone mad and is secretly on some sort of Jihad-esque campaign, then it could spell very bad news for the region.

Twi