Page 39 — It has already been shown that one section of the Danai or Danaans came from Greece to Ireland by sea. But the Danai left behind in Greece also vanished from Grecian history. What happened to them? The Tribe of Dan had the peculiar characteristic of stamping their name on places and geographical features almost wherever they went, thus leaving their trail behind them. Hence we see an additional significance of the words of their great ancestor, Jacob, who said: “‘ Dan shall be a serpent by the way”’ (Gen. 49,1”) or “‘ Dan shall be a serpent’s trail,’’ as another translation renders it. ‘“‘ Dan was to leave a meandering trail like a serpent’s wandering over the face of the earth.’’ Even in the early days in their old land of Canaan, when a party of the adventurous Tribe of Dan made an expedition into the extreme north of the country and seized the city of Laish, they changed its name to Dan “after the name of Dan their father”’ (Judges 18,?® Joshua 19,47). Of the various exploits of the Danites we recall one right in the south of the country as recorded in Judges 18, #4"1?; ‘‘ And there went from thence of the family of the Danites, out of Zorah and out of Eshtaol, six hundred men appointed with weapons of war. And they went up, and pitched in Kirjathjearim, in Judah; wherefore, they called that place Mahanehdan unto this day; behold, it is behind Kirjath-jearim.” Here again they left their name behind them.
Page 40 — we find the names of Dan-Sowar (Dan’s resting place) and Dan-Sobairse (Dan’s habitation) on Ptolemy’s ancient map of Ireland.*
Page 40 — So, if that part of the Tribe of Dan (Danai) who were left behind in Greece, but soon disappeared from Grecian history, really departed from that country by a land route, we should be able to follow them by their trail. Let us ignore history for the time being and try to trace them by their distinctive trail—Dan—Dan—Dan—and if successful, let us then turn to the pages of history to see if we have detected the track aright. Let the reader look at a map of Europe, and having located Greece, scan all around for the nearest ‘“ DAN.” A little to the east of Greece will be observed the well-known strait called the DarDANelles. A comparatively short distance to the north of the Dardanelles is the River DANube. Following this great river to its upper reaches in Germany, and continuing to look in a northerly direction on the map, we notice the DANish archipelago and Denmark, which country is called DANmark by the people themselves living in that land.—DENmark in the English language, but DANmark in DANish, DANmark in Swedish, DANmark in Norwegian, DANemark in German, DANemark in French, DANio in Esperanto. So, according to the trail, this section of Dan, on leaving Greece, first turned east as far as the Dardanelles, and then went in a northerly direction right across Europe to Denmark.
Page 40 — ee es * The birthplace of the Duke of Wellington was called Dan-gan Castle
If the Eternal intended that "lost" Israel was to be located and found in these last days, we should expect some kind of signs or waymarks to have been left along the trail by which ancient Israel journeyed from Assyria, the land of their original captivity. Speaking to Ephraim, (verse 20), the Eternal says in Jer. 31:21, "Set thee up waymarks, make thee high heaps; set thine heart toward the highway, even the way which thou wentest." In Scripture we find the "waymarks," or highway signs which they set up along the road they travelled. In Gen. 49:17, Jacob, foretelling what should befall each of the tribes, says, "Dan shall be a serpent by the way." Another and better translation of the original Hebrew is: "Dan shall be a serpent's trail." It is a significant fact that the tribe of Dan, one of the Ten Tribes, named every place they went after their father, Dan. The tribe of Dan originally occupied a strip of Coast country on the Mediterranean, west of Jerusalem. "And the coast of the children of Dan," we read in Joshua 19:47, "went out too little for them: therefore the children of Dan went up to fight against Leshem, and took it,... and called Lesham DAN, after the name of Dan their father." In Judges 18:11-12, it is recorded that Danites took Kirjath-jearim, "and called that place Mahaneh-dan unto this day." A little later the same company of 600 armed Danites came to Laish, captured it, and "they called the name of the city DAN, after the name of Dan, their father." (verse 29). So notice how these Danites left their "serpent's trail" by the way — set up way marks by which they may be traced today. Remember, in the Hebrew, vowels were not written. The sound of the vowels had to be supplied in speaking. Thus, the word "Dan" in its English equivalent, would be spelled, simply, "Dn." It might be pronounced as "Dan," or "Den," or "Din," or "Don," or "Dun," — and still it is the same original Hebrew name. The tribe of Dan occupied two different districts, or provinces, in the Holy land before the Assyrian captivity. One colony lived on the sea-coast of Jerusalem. They were principally seamen, and it is recorded "Dan abode in ships." When Assyria captured Israel, these Danites struck out in their ships and sailed west through the Mediterranean, and north to Ireland. Just before his death, Moses prophesied of Dan: "Dan is a lion's whelp; he shall leap from Bashan." (Deut. 33:22). And David declared of Dan, "He breaketh (driveth) the ships of Tarshish with an East wind." An East wind travels west. Along the shores of the Mediterranean they left their trail in "Dens," "Don," and "Din." In the Peninsula of Spain their "waymark" name "Me-din-a Si-don-ia" remains to this day. Irish annals and history show that the first settlers of Ireland, at just this time, were the "Tuatha de Danaans," which means, translated, "Tribe of Dan." And in Ireland we find they left these "waymarks:" "Dans-Laugh," "Dan-Sower," "Dun-dalke," "Dun-drum," "Don-egal Bay," "Don-egal City," "Dun-glow," "Lon-don-derry," "Dingle," "Duns-more," (meaning "more Dans," etc. etc. The name "Dunn" in the Irish language means the same as "Dan" in the Hebrew; "Judge."
アイルランドの年代記や歴史によれば、ちょうどこの時期にアイルランドへ最初に入植したのは「トゥアハ・デ・ダナーン(Tuatha de Danaans)」であり、これは「ダン族」を意味する言葉である。アイルランドには、彼らが残した「道しるべ」とも言える地名が数多く存在します。「ダンス・ラフ(Dans-Laugh)」、「ダン・ソワー(Dan-Sower)」、「ダンダルク(Dun-dalke)」、「ダンドラム(Dun-drum)」、「ドニゴール湾(Don-egal Bay)」、「ドニゴール市(Don-egal City)」、「ダングロー(Dun-glow)」、「ロンドンデリー(Lon-don-derry)」、「ディングル(Dingle)」、「ダンズモア(Duns-more)」(「さらに多くのダン族」を意味する)などです。
But the northern colony of Danites were taken to Assyria in the captivity, and thence with the rest of the Ten Tribes they traveled from Assyria by the overland route. After leaving Assyrian captivity, they inhabited for some time the land just west of the Black Sea. This we know from the fact this land is bounded on the south by Mace-don-ia and the Dar-dan-ells, and on the north by the river Dan-ube. Then we find the rivers "Dnieper, Dnister, and the Don. Then, in either ancient or later geography, we find these waymarks: Dan-au, the Dan-inn, the Dan-aster, the Dan-dari, the Dan-ez, and Don, the Dan, and the UDon; the Eri-don, down to the Danes, and the Scan-din-navians. "Denmark" means "Dan's Mark." When they came to the British Isles, they set up the "waymark" names of Dundee, Dun-kirk, Dun-bar, Dun-raven, in Scotland, and E-din-burgh is its capital. The British capital is Lon-don, and the Dans, Dons, and Duns are as prolific as in Ireland. And so the "serpent's trail" of Dan sets up waymarks that lead directly to the British Isles!
By the late Colonel J.C. Gawler, Keeper of the Crown Jewels
*At a conference in Bayswater, in 1875, one of the opposition speakers took exception to these remarks. He believed that the university and Spanish Don was derived from the Latin Dominus; and, as for Dun, in Scotch it meant a hill. I had not an opportunity of replying, but the objector seemed not to know how thoroughly he was confirming what had been asserted. He did not seem to reflect that Rome, who was not even an infant in arms when Rachel said, "God hath judged me," must have coined her Dominus and damno from the Hebrew or Phoenician. And, as regards Dun; Don, likewise, in the
Gothic, means hill as well as master, and in this double signification they merely resemble the word eminence, which in Ireland especially is used as a title.
Dun and Don therefore being identical, how come they to mean a hill, and yet often to be the name of a river, unless it be for the same reason that another form of the name was once also imposed on a town-viz., "After the name of Dan their father:" (Judges 18:29)
Dan, The Pioneer of Israel
By the late Colonel J.C. Gawler, Keeper of the Crown Jewels
A 15th-century Latin chronicle, "Chronicon Holsatiae vetus", found in Gottfried Leibniz's Accessiones historicae (1698), states that the Danes were of the Tribe ...
Claims of descent from Dan
A 15th-century Latin chronicle, "Chronicon Holsatiae vetus", found in Gottfried Leibniz's Accessiones historicae (1698), states that the Danes were of the Tribe of Dan.[16] The antiquarian Henry Spelman in 1620 had made a similar claim that the Danes were the Israelite Tribe of Dan, based on the apparent similarity in name.[17]Additionally, proponents of Nordic and British Israelism have made similar claims about descent from the tribe of Dan. British Israelite authors such as John Cox Gawler and J. H. Allen identified the Tribe of Dan with Denmark.[18] While another prominent British Israelite author, Edward Hine, took the view that the tribe of Dan had colonized Denmark and Ulster in Ireland.[19][20] Modern proponents of British Israelism continue to identify the Irish with the Tribe of Dan.[21]
J. H. Allen, Judah's Sceptre and Joseph's Birthright, 1902, p. 263–64; John Cox Gawler's Dan, the pioneer of Israel (1880)
Edward Hine, The English Nation Identified with the Lost House of Israel by Twenty-Seven Identifications, (Manchester: Heywood, 1870), p. v; Life From The Dead, 1874, Vol. I, pp. 327-328.
Edward Hine (1878). Forty-seven Identifications of the Anglo-Saxons with the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel: Founded Upon Five Hundred Scripture Proofs. p.295.
Godefridi Guilielmi Leibnitii Accessiones Historicae: Chronicon Coenobii Montis-Francorum Goslariae V2 (1698) est opus historicalum auctore Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, qui continet Accessiones Historica e ad Chronicon Coenobii Montis-Francorum Goslariae. In hoc libro, Leibniz describes historiam coenobii Montis-Francorum Goslariae, quod fuit monasterium Benedictinum in Germania. Chronicon narrat eventus a fundatione monasterii asque adt tempora Leibnitii, which adds Accessiones Historicae ad opus. Accessiones Historicae sunt additamenta quae complectuntur historias aliarum regionum et eventuum, q uae non sunt directe pertinet ad chronicon coenobii Montis-Francorum Goslariae. Hoc opus est valde utile ad intellegendam historiam monasteriorum Benedictinorum in Germania et ad c ognoscendum Leibnitii studia in historia.This Book Is In Latin.This scarce antiquarian book is a fac simile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and nota tions. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commi tment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.
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Chronicon Holtzatiae, auctore presbytero Bremensi. Herausgegeben von J. M. Lappenberg
by Lappenberg, Johann Martin, 1794-1865
Publication date 1862
Et nomen regni Dania *) inhabitantes Dani a nomine iudaico Ex istis nominibus arguitur et verisimiliter presumitur, quod antiquitus Dani et presertim Juten de Judeis sunt orli, de tribu Dan, vnde Antichristus dicitur nasci futuris tempo-ribus.
Godefridi Guilielmi Leibnitii Accessiones Historicae: Chronicon Coenobii Montis-Francorum Goslariae V2 (1698) est opus historicalum auctore Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, qui continet Accessiones Historica e ad Chronicon Coenobii Montis-Francorum Goslariae. In hoc libro, Leibniz describes historiam coenobii Montis-Francorum Goslariae, quod fuit monasterium Benedictinum in Germania. Chronicon narrat eventus a fundatione monasterii asque adt tempora Leibnitii, which adds Accessiones Historicae ad opus. Accessiones Historicae sunt additamenta quae complectuntur historias aliarum regionum et eventuum, q uae non sunt directe pertinet ad chronicon coenobii Montis-Francorum Goslariae. Hoc opus est valde utile ad intellegendam historiam monasteriorum Benedictinorum in Germania et ad c ognoscendum Leibnitii studia in historia.This Book Is In Latin.This scarce antiquarian book is a fac simile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and nota tions. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commi tment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.
The "Lost" Ten Tribes of Israel...Found! (English Edition) 英語版 Steven Collins (著) 形式: Kindle版 4.5 5つ星のうち4.5 (98) This book will document the fascinating (and largely unknown) history of the ten tribes of Israel from the reign of King David until modern times, and will propose identifications for each of the ten tribes in the modern world. The migrations, empires, victories and defeats of the ten tribes of Israel through history are verifiable both in secular history and in biblical prophecies about the post-exilic future of the ten tribes of Israel. This book will also address some aspects of Jewish history in conjunction with the narrative about their “forgotten” brother tribes, but it will primarily discuss the history of the descendants of the ten tribes of Israel.
Dan was a son of Jacob and Bilhah, Rachel’s handmaid. When the Israelites entered Palestine, Dan was given an inheritance south of Ephraim’s territory, but divided into two groups after some Danites conquered a second homeland in the northern part of Canaan. Joshua 19:47 indicates that the initial Danite territory included the seacoast port of Joppa. When the Danites conquered a second homeland in the north, Joshua 19:46 records that the Danites renamed the conquered city of Leshem: “Dan, after the name of Dan their ancestor.” In conquering a second homeland and dividing their tribe, the Danites apparently acted without the permission or cooperation of any other Israelite tribe, indicating a tendency of Danites to act unilaterally from the other tribes. The Danite trait of naming geographical locations after the name of their forefather Dan is important when we follow the Israelites’ migrations through history. The Danites retained this trait throughout history, leaving a trail of “Danite” names along their migratory paths. Judges 5:17 records a rhetorical question, “why did Dan remain in ships?”, as part of the song of Deborah and Barak after the Midianites were conquered. That the Danites were already known for an independent, seafaring way of life at that time (circa 1200 B.C.) is confirmed by secular historical sources that a seafaring tribe bearing the name of “Dan” was then present in the eastern Mediterranean. The Encyclopaedia Britannica records that sea raiders were active “in the Levant, between 1230-1190 B.C.,” that Egyptian sources named them the “Danauna...[and] Tzakari,” while Greek tradition referred to them as the “Danaans.” 37 (Emphasis added.) The word “Levant” refers to the Eastern Mediterranean, which includes the seacoast of Palestine, the main base of the tribe of Dan. It is significant that the name of another group accompanying the Danite sea raiders included the root word “Tzak,” because it is a Hebrew form of the name “Isaac” (two modern Israeli leaders with this Hebrew name are Yitzhak Shamir and Yitzhak Rabin). If one represents the “Tz” sound with an “S,” (both symbols are related sibilants) the name of this ancient tribe becomes the “Sakari,” indicating that they were also Israelites. This is an important point as it indicates that Israelites were known as the “Saka” in Palestine centuries before their descendants (the “Saka” or “Sacae”) were known by that same name in Asia! These sea raiders are also known as the “Sea Peoples,” who are described as having roots in Anatolia (modern Turkey).38 Interestingly, the region of Turkey associated with ancient Troy used to be called Dardania,39 and one of the narrow straits between the Aegean and Black Seas is still called the Dardanelles. Given the above, the seafaring portion of the tribe of Dan not only contributed many of its people to the ancient “Sea Peoples,” but also apparently colonized regions of Anatolia near Troy. There is another possibility. These names are attributed to Dardanus, a mythical demi-god. It is recorded that these Sea Peoples appeared around 1400 B.C., and that many of these “light-skinned” Sea Peoples eventually settled in ancient Libya around 1250 B.C., thereafter becoming sailors for the Egyptians.40 The written language of the Sea People/ancient Libyans was “like that of the Phoenicians.” 41
The Israelites (Semites) of the tribe of Dan would be light-skinned and have a language like that of the Phoenician/Hebrew language. The date of their initial appearance (1400 B.C.) is also significant, because that is the biblical time of the conquest of Canaan by the Israelites under Joshua. The tribe of Dan received a portion on the seacoast that was “too small” for its population (Joshua 19:47), requiring the Danites to conquer additional homelands for their people. Besides conquering territory in the north of Canaan, they apparently sought living space via sea raiding as well (and became known as the Danaans of the Sea People). It is noteworthy that these Sea People became a tribe of professional sailors for Egypt around 1250 B.C. because Joshua 5:17 declares the Danites “dwelt in ships” around 1200 B.C. Chapter two noted that the Egyptian fleets had a major presence in the Pacific Ocean during the time of King Solomon, reaching as far as Hawaii. Many of Egypt’s “fair-skinned” Libyan sailors would have been Danites. In fact, Dr. Fell proposed that the Polynesian people have descended from the ancient Libyan sailors of Egypt’s Pacific fleets, a conclusion supported by linguists in Europe, New Zealand and Israel.42
The presence of the name “Dan” in ancient Anatolia and the region of Troy also argues that Danites were involved in establishing Israelite colonies in that area. Moses prophesied in Deuteronomy 33:22 that the tribe of Dan “would leap from Bashan” (part of ancient Palestine), and historical evidence indicates that the Danites did, indeed, “leap” out of Palestine to settle new colonies of their own. When many Israelites fled from Assyrian captivity around 721 B.C., history records that the Tuatha De Danaan arrived in Ireland.43
The Danaans are mentioned prominently as some of the earliest settlers of Ireland,44 so the tribe of Dan was present in large numbers in ancient Ireland. Since both biblical and secular accounts indicate the tribe of Dan was a seafaring tribe, it is not surprising that the Danites on the seacoast chose a maritime escape route from Palestine to avoid Assyrian captivity. This historical record indicates that many of today’s Irish people have descended from the tribe of Dan. However, landlocked Danites in the northern part of Palestine lacked a maritime escape route. These Danites migrated northward into the Black Sea region along with many other Israelite tribes, as the name “Dan” was placed on prominent geographical features in that region soon after the Israelites arrived. Rivers emptying into the Black Sea used to be named the Ister, the Tyras, the Borysthenes and the Tanais. After the Scythians (the Israelite “Sacae”) arrived, the Black Sea’s rivers were renamed the Danube, the Dnestr, the Dnepr, and the Don. Collier’s Encyclopedia states: “the names...of the rivers Danube, Dnestr, Dnepr, and the Don are Scythian...” 45 That the names of all these rivers were changed by the Scythians to bear the name of the Israelite tribe of “Dan” further confirms that the Scythians were Israelites, and that a significant portion of Danites accompanied them. These Danites would have migrated into Europe when the Scythians and Parthians were pushed into Europe in later centuries. In Europe the name of “Dan” was brought to such areas as Danzig (in Poland), and Danmark (the Danish name for Denmark). The language of Denmark is called Danish, and the people are called the Danes. Since the name of the tribe of Dan is still borne by the people of “Danmark,” it is possible that the Danish people have descended from that portion of the tribe of Dan which originally lived in northern Palestine. The Bible’s prophecy about Dan in the latter days is:
“Dan shall judge his people, as one of the tribes of Israel. Dan shall be a serpent by the way, an adder in the path, that biteth the horse heels, so that his rider shall fall backward.” (Genesis 49:16-17)
The Hebrew word translated “judge” can also be translated “discern.” 46 The text also likens Dan to a serpent (snake). Nature documentaries have shown how the telltale path of a snake in a desert can be seen even after the snake is no longer present. A possible meaning of Genesis 49:16-17’s cryptic passage is that one can “discern” or “judge” where the tribes of Israel migrated by following the names of the tribe of Dan throughout history, left on a map like the telltale path of a sidewinder snake in the desert. This conclusion reflects the reality of what has happened in history, and is supported by the fact that the rest of the prophecy continues a “serpent” (snake) analogy in describing the Danites. A possible explanation for the second part of the prophecy is as follows. The Danites are pictured as being under the heels of a horse, but they succeed in “throwing off the rider” by “biting the heels” of his horse. The Irish were governed by (“under the heels of”) the British (the “rider”) until the early 1920’s. The Irish won their independence via a terrorist campaign against British representatives (i.e. “nipping at the heels”) of the British government. The prophecy of Genesis 49 aptly describes the manner in which the Irish obtained their independence in this century. This same activity has continued into modern times as the Irish Republican Army (the IRA) has utilized the same terrorist activities against the British in an effort to overthrow British rule in Northern Ireland as well. In this sense, the Genesis 49 prophecy captures the nature of the struggle of the Irish against the British in the modern world. It is not open warfare, but rather a “nipping of the heels” via terrorist acts. A preponderance of evidence indicates that the Irish are modern Danites. It is also possible that a second portion of Danites migrated to Europe (Denmark) via the Black Sea route, imprinting the name of “Dan” on the route of their migrations.
37. Encyclopaedia Britannica, Vol. 22, “Troy,” p. 504
38. Fell, America B.C., p. 174
39. Encyclopaedia Britannica, Vol. 22, “Troy,” p. 503
40. Fell, America B.C., pp. 176 and 179 41. Ibid, p. 174
また、古代アナトリアやトロイアの地域に「ダン(Dan)」という名が存在することは、ダン族がその地域におけるイスラエル人の植民地建設に関与していたことを示唆している。モーセは『申命記』33章22節において、ダン族が「バシャン(古代パレスチナの一部)」から「飛び出す」であろうと預言したが、歴史的証拠は、ダン族が実際にパレスチナから「飛び出し」、独自の新たな植民地を築いたことを示している。紀元前721年頃、多くのアイスラエル人がアッシリアによる捕囚から逃れた際、「トゥアハ・デ・ダナーン(Tuatha De Danaan)」がアイルランドに到着したことが歴史に記録されている。43
This book will document the fascinating (and largely unknown) history of the ten tribes of Israel from the reign of King David until modern times, and will propose identifications for each of the ten tribes in the modern world. The migrations, empires, victories and defeats of the ten tribes of Israel through history are verifiable both in secular history and in biblical prophecies about the post-exilic future of the ten tribes of Israel. This book will also address some aspects of Jewish history in conjunction with the narrative about their “forgotten” brother tribes,
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