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Long after all of the Israelites who were [[Assyrian Deportations|deported]] by the [[Assyrians]] were gone, the Greeks continued to call the land “Phoenicia”, and the Canaanites who remained to inhabit it, along with whatever remnant of Israelites remained, they continued to call “Phoenicians.” | Long after all of the Israelites who were [[Assyrian Deportations|deported]] by the [[Assyrians]] were gone, the Greeks continued to call the land “Phoenicia”, and the Canaanites who remained to inhabit it, along with whatever remnant of Israelites remained, they continued to call “Phoenicians.” | ||
== Dispersions == | |||
=== Isaiah === | |||
The later chapters of [[Isaiah]] help prove that the children of Israel of the [[Assyrian Deportations|Assyrian dispersions]] are indeed the [[Germanic Tribes|Germanic]] peoples of modern history. | |||
Revision as of 17:53, 3 May 2023
Aftermath
Cultural
Long after all of the Israelites who were deported by the Assyrians were gone, the Greeks continued to call the land “Phoenicia”, and the Canaanites who remained to inhabit it, along with whatever remnant of Israelites remained, they continued to call “Phoenicians.”
Dispersions
Isaiah
The later chapters of Isaiah help prove that the children of Israel of the Assyrian dispersions are indeed the Germanic peoples of modern history.