The TWO King Arthurs: Israelite Kings of Britain PART 3 - TruthVids

One of the biggest mysteries of the Bible, is where did the 12 Lost Tribes of Israel go to? Did they just disappear? The purpose of this website is to answer that very question, to spread the truth that the Israelites were never lost and never disappeared, but in fact migrated into Europe under different names. These names range from the Scythians, Cimerians, Sakea, Gaulic, Celtic, Germanic Tribes. They eventually split up destroyed the Roman Empire and became the Saxons, Angles, Jutes, Danes, Franks, Frisians, Goths and many other related tribes and peoples. The point is the people of the Old Testament are the exact same people as the New Testament. The European people, who as a whole accepted Christianity, are in fact the genetic descendants of the Israelites. The Bible is our family book and our history. We deserve to know our heritage!
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