Unveiling the Linguistic ConnectionAt first glance, suggesting a connection between English and Hebrew may seem far-fetched. With their distinct alphabets and origins, how could these languages possibly relate? Yet, the idea that English holds a deep-rooted connection to Hebrew isn't as implausible as it might appear. This notion, once sparked by the audacious claims of the book "US and Britain in Prophecy," has led me on a fascinating journey through ancient history, revealing undeniable ties between these languages.
More than thirty years ago, my curiosity was ignited by "US and Britain in Prophecy," a book whose bold assertions about the lineage of our people captivated me. This initial intrigue laid the groundwork for my own research and eventual publication, "We are Israel." Diving into the depths of Hebrew etymology, I uncovered a startling pattern: an overwhelming number of Hebrew words shared not just similarities but identical meanings with their English counterparts. Out of the 8,674 Strong's Hebrew words, over 4,000 exhibit this linguistic kinship, a revelation too significant to overlook.
The journey from curiosity to conviction wasn't straightforward. Hesitant to venture into linguistic authorship, I sought divine guidance and found inspiration in Moses' story. His initial reluctance, overcome by faith, mirrored my own path. This reassurance solidified my resolve to share these findings, culminating in the publication of "English is Hebrew," a title aimed at challenging conventional beliefs and sparking intellectual curiosity.
The book delves into the evolution of our alphabet, tracing it back to a Brit named Joseph and exploring its divergence from ancient Hebrew script. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of historical events, including the diaspora of the northern tribes of Israel and the subsequent linguistic transformations. By examining artifacts, place names, and cultural symbols, from the River Thames to the Star of David on the Northern Irish flag, the book presents a compelling case for the intertwined destinies of the British and Hebrew peoples.
"English is Hebrew" invites readers on a linguistic odyssey, challenging them to reconsider their perceptions of language and history. It's a call to explore the rich tapestry of connections that bind the British Isles to ancient Israel, through:
As we stand in what many believe to be the last days, "English is Hebrew" serves as a timely reminder of the enduring legacy and continued exile of Israel, not limited to the Jewish people. Echoing the prophetic messages of Ezekiel, it beckons us to awaken to a message long sealed but now unveiled. This work isn't just a scholarly exploration; it's a call to recognize the profound and divine orchestration of history, urging us to listen, learn, and reflect on our shared heritage and destiny.
We invite you to embark on this thought-provoking exploration, to uncover the unexpected connections and to see the English language, and indeed history, through a new lens. Prepare to have your perceptions challenged and your understanding of language and history reshaped. Join us in unveiling the surprising threads that bind "English is Hebrew."
Note: For a deeper dive into the linguistic matrix and proofs, refer to "English is Hebrew matrix by Damian Myler" and explore the forensic and other evidence supporting this intriguing connection.