Thank you for your response Lionboy. One thing to understand is that the ancestors who wrote the Bible were always logical. Every place within Aram is within the extent of historical Aram, or Aramaea. As you can see these four divisions are exactly there. Ayin-waw-tsadi is either 'Uts, as it has been mistaken, or 'Ots which is correct. The heart of all Biblical Aram was called Os when the Hebrews recorded these names for Greek audiences, circa 250 BC. Meskheti, as has been known is Meshech. The Moschoi were beyond Aram, Bactria was over 3,000 km away from Aram. It will be clearer when I can release the complete Table of Nations, but at least you can see this is the entirely complete and accurate Aram. Now some of the names you have stated are correct and unpublished. Laban, or better phonetically in English Lehban, lamed-schwa-bet-ah-nun is absolutely Lebanon. Furthermore where is Rehbehkah? the Bekah Valley between the mountain ranges of Lehban/Lebanon. They all tie together through linguistics.
@@DanielAdamFink Yes, you might be right about Rebecca, i didn't mention her because i am only concerned about the y dna - male line of descendants who are the ones that determine a group of people according to the Bible and confirmed by the dominance of the Y-Chromosome. The reason why they are 2 groups of Arameans in tge line of Shem is because the main line of Aram was the elite ruling founders and the actual Aramean speaking tribes who comprised Syria and and it's majority population are the descendants of Nahor, brother of Abraham, as stated clearly in Genesis that he settled in Aram Naharyim and his son Kemuel is the father of Aram. The 5 books of Moses (Torah) were written by Moses dictated to him directly from God (the only prophet who spoke to God directly: "face to face")
@@DanielAdamFink When talking about Meshech, you are not talking about Mesheti, but the OTHER Mushki who are anscestors of Slavs and Arameans were nomads who ruled Babylon which is next to the Iranian plateau as well so there is no problem with it. I will release the complete table of nations👉
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No, you are only partially right. I speak Hebrew and the text doesn't say that- it says Dan and Yavan from Uzal (Turkic peoples - Joktan) not cssts of wine. Here is the correct genealogy of Aram:
*ARAM* (Arameans- Syria):
*Uz* (Sarmatians/Alans: Argob, Damascus - Ossetians)
*Hul* (•HURRIANS• - Ararat/Minni/Mitanni/Khaldia-->◇Armenia◇ Arpad, Aleppo, Arame)
*Geter* (Gutians/Bactrians: Pakistani, Romani & Indo Aryans - Raqqa, Geshur, Lakhi, Afghanistan)
*Mesha* (Meskheti: east Mushki, Cappadocians - Mazzaca)
*Nakhor* (Aram Naharyim: Syrians)
▪︎Uz (Azzi, Azitawata -Quwe/Adana)
▪︎Buz (Baz: Nairi/Nikhrya -Hakkari, Bet Zamani)
▪︎Kemuel-->Aram (Urumu: Akhlamu/kamanu/Kummuh - Bet Agusi, Karkemish)
▪︎Keshed (Chaldean *Kassites* Suteans: Akhlamu/Khabiru - Suhum, Mari, Babylon)
▪︎Khazo (Kizzawatna/Hayasa: Colchis+Abkazia - Lazi, Khazars, Azeris)
▪︎Pildash (Palmyrenes: Tadmor - QATNA, Kadesh, Padasatini/Palistin)
▪︎Yidlaph (Idlib)
▪︎Bethuel ->
•Laban (EBLA: Yamkhad - Levant/Lebanon)
°Tebakh ()
°Gakham (Gurgum)
°Takhash (Tukhan)
°Maaca (Aram Maakah)
Thank you for your response Lionboy.
One thing to understand is that the ancestors who wrote the Bible were always logical. Every place within Aram is within the extent of historical Aram, or Aramaea. As you can see these four divisions are exactly there. Ayin-waw-tsadi is either 'Uts, as it has been mistaken, or 'Ots which is correct. The heart of all Biblical Aram was called Os when the Hebrews recorded these names for Greek audiences, circa 250 BC. Meskheti, as has been known is Meshech. The Moschoi were beyond Aram, Bactria was over 3,000 km away from Aram. It will be clearer when I can release the complete Table of Nations, but at least you can see this is the entirely complete and accurate Aram.
Now some of the names you have stated are correct and unpublished. Laban, or better phonetically in English Lehban, lamed-schwa-bet-ah-nun is absolutely Lebanon. Furthermore where is Rehbehkah? the Bekah Valley between the mountain ranges of Lehban/Lebanon. They all tie together through linguistics.
@@DanielAdamFink Yes, you might be right about Rebecca, i didn't mention her because i am only concerned about the y dna - male line of descendants who are the ones that determine a group of people according to the Bible and confirmed by the dominance of the Y-Chromosome. The reason why they are 2 groups of Arameans in tge line of Shem is because the main line of Aram was the elite ruling founders and the actual Aramean speaking tribes who comprised Syria and and it's majority population are the descendants of Nahor, brother of Abraham, as stated clearly in Genesis that he settled in Aram Naharyim and his son Kemuel is the father of Aram. The 5 books of Moses (Torah) were written by Moses dictated to him directly from God (the only prophet who spoke to God directly: "face to face")
@@DanielAdamFink When talking about Meshech, you are not talking about Mesheti, but the OTHER Mushki who are anscestors of Slavs and Arameans were nomads who ruled Babylon which is next to the Iranian plateau as well so there is no problem with it. I will release the complete table of nations👉