HISTORY CHRISTIANITY, JUDAISM AND EGYPTIANS

Covenant Of Circumcision, Sidelock Of Youth, Yiddish

Even The Covenant Of Circumcision was passed down by the Egyptians and is recorded in red granite stone, before the so-called Holy Scriptures. Side Lock Of Youth. In Judaism there is the menorah that Jews use to celebrate the Sabbath, that was taken from the Egyptian table of offerings. The locks worn by the Hebrew, and Jews goes back to the side lock worn by Egyptian youths.

In this respect we further learn from Origen, that circumcision was compulsory, and one of the necessary conditions of initiation to a knowledge of the hieroglyphics and sciences of the Egyptians, and it is obvious that Democritus, in order to obtain such knowledge must have submitted also to that rite. 0rigen, who was a native of Egypt wrote as follows:-
"Apud Aegyptios nullus aut geometrica studebat, aut astronomiae secreta remabatur, nisi circumncisione suscepta." Meaning (No one among the Egyptians, either studied geometry, or investigated the secrets of Astronomy, unless circumcision had been undertaken).

What is Yiddish?
Yiddish is the language spoken by the east European Jews. Jews have always spoken the language of the land where they lived. Babylonian Jews spoke Phoenician, the Jews who lived under Arab dominion learned Arabic. They could not speak it the original way, so they created modern Arabic, and those of France spoke French in their daily lives. Yiddish began to develop when Jews from France settled along the Rhine, and their vocabulary was increased by many words from the various medieval German dialects of their new neighbours.

When the German Jews migrated to Bohemia, Poland and Lithuania, they took their medieval German dialect with them, at the same time adapting more Hebrew and Slavic words. Yiddish is the creation of the fake Ashkenazic Jews. Even before 1500 A.D., Yiddish was spoken in Ashkenazic communities. Beginning with the thirteenth century, as the role of the Ashkenazirn Jews in the Jewish history became more and more prominent, the Yiddish language gained in importance. From the sixteenth through the eighteenth century, it was the spoken language of the albino seed calling themselves Ashkenazirn Jews everywhere. Yiddish is still the language of communication among Jews in the various centres of the world.

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