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This is very interesting. I suggest you slow your rate of speaking down a little bit because there is so much information to take in that it's quite hard to follow.
Fake World. Fake World. Islael does not have the beginning of the kg and leaf. Islael does not have blood. Islael does not have a mountain. Islael does not have the civilization and alphabet of God. British, Persian Guest, Pakistan, Hindu Brahmin, Southern Chinese, British, Lynx, Satan, acting power, catching God, wife and grandchildren and kill. Remember, the thief robbed (many religious teachings) Those who know to make mistakes are gods as gods, deceiving the use of humanity for taxes. Use religious beliefs to people in the country to adhere to power. Genocide all over the world with viruses. Create weapons, touch the alchemist. Illegal to create violent weapons. Win the war, but let other countries pay the replacement. The curse makes killing each other. The deserves that in the palace kill each other. Worthy to burn the World Heritage Museum to conceal the origin of evidence. The Santana has no religious teachings that have a good mental civilization. Slander, God is unresponsive in the request of God, and also destroying the country. Kill until the end. I am in the name of the only true blood. Will ask for a damn from my Lord for the traitor to break the railing rules. Titon's gods are coming according to the transmission of knowledge. Estala wants to intuit to communicate with God? Train the next thousand years to get a chromosome that needs in the Biblical. Sorry that the ability to know well when the future will only be used for the race of the gods. Children who float the people that the barbaric people can kill or fake. The bloodline must be read. I would like to open my eyes. There are many curse that you call the name of the scripture. The little boy has a blame that the body is stated in the biblical occurrence and the Will not be afraid of the wrongdoer of these sinful people. If still resisted, do not accept the confession. Be destroyed at the same time. Everything fleeing the destiny of God.
@@paulohagan3309 El is a northwest semetic word meaning a god in general. Elohim is like the 70+ gods of the pantheon but it's now used as a name for YHWH. There's theory to believe because of that what happened was after the Jews returned from their exile in Babylon with Cyrus the Great's conquerings, they turned their religion into monotheism through Zoroastrianism, combining most of the gods into one supreme being. That explains the name being the same and why some aspects of other northwestern semetic religions are in it when it just makes no sense like the Leviathan in Job.
Loving this series! Never knew about the Armana letters, that interesting as the canaanite people’s & city’s mentioned in the Bible co-relate with the armana letters text. It’s cool knowing this as it gives us a more complete picture of the near east
This is very good. There is also a very good channel called History with Cy, covering mostly the bronze age Levante, the region around the Persian Golf, Crete and Mediterean cultures. I learned so much about these super powers in the region!
This is so interesting. I watched Nova's the bible's buried secrets a while back and am looking forward to seeing what are the latest theories and how the term El is interpreted.
El is from the twisted horms of the ram. He became the Greek Ram headed God Zeus Ammon. El was "borrowed" from North Africian myth. Jesus was quoted as saying "I Jupiter and my father Saturn, are one." He is also made to say, "Before Abraham/Saturn/Time was born, I am the son of Ge. Ge took clay, mixed it with her menses, breathed on it, giving it life. This bloody mass of clay became her son/consort.
@@harveywabbit9541 What you were saying is very outdated information scholars used to say that but almost a majority disagree with that and all that has been debunked very few if little scholars ever say that the only scholar I’ve ever been able to hear say that is Richard carrier and he’s been debunked in this proven so many times it’s laughable the things he says are outdated and completely untrue but The majority of scholar both atheist and Christian agree that is outdated and wrong information.
The bible has mangled the Mazzaroth a bit. The Hebrews are the constellations Aries thru Virgo. The travels of the Israelites match the apparent movement of the constellations Leo thru Scorpio. As Aries (firstborn of Hebrews) rises above the equinoxes, Libra (firstborn of the Egyptians sets (is slain). As Libra rises above the equinoxes, Aries sets (Hebrews go into slavery aka sun in southern hemisphere). Moab means water father and symbols the winter season (Libra thru Pisces). Moab is, like Moses, Osiris, Bacchus, Hermes, Janus and so many more river gods is the constellation Aquarius.
@@kingofrexdale8598 The basic understanding of how he zodiac is used throughout the bible, is found on the first page of Genesis. Heaven is represented by day or Light. The six days begin at the spring equinox and end at the fall equinox (Aries thru Virgo). Earth is represented as night or darkness. The six nights begin at the fall equinox and end at the spring equinox (Libra thru Pisces). This basic arrangement is constantly modified. In order to get the sacred seven; Libra was removed from the dark six and added to the six days to get seven. This, in effect, was a double counting of the last day. Recommend: Hebrew Mythology or Science of the Bible, by Milton Woolley. It's free on the net at google books and archive.org.
@@harveywabbit9541 Again that’s an interesting theory lol. But Correlation does not equal causation. The apparent similarities does not constitute sufficient evidence to claim that Zodiac is the original source. Linguistic, Lexical, Archaeological and Historical evidence must be there to back up such a massive claim you’re making, not just a few similarities haha. Very interesting stuff however, not credible or serious at all, but entertaining at the least, i’ll perhaps give the book a skim.
Remember their indo-european language did not have vowels. It would start with a consonant. Ca-Na-Ni-Te, Ka-Ma-TA, KA-NA-Sa, Ka or Ha is a letter symbolised with a solar symbol, meaning shining a circle with a cross in it. The sun. TA, TI, TE. Comes from a word meaning land or to strike. So these people used ancient words meaning land. Kameti, Cananite both mean "from the shining land or land of god". They used all the same symbols, of a solar worshipping cult. TA, TI OR DA or De meant land Hathor or Hazor meant land which Ha or Horus (solar deity) shines down on Ta Tyr Ter, meant skygod in indo-E, but came to mean to strike or land. Thor from Tyr God of thunder and lightning with a hammer is a more recent example. The Dananna(female personification land of light or rays land on), or Hanna meaning shining mother goddess, Channa meaning grace (light) of god. Soon 'the shining ones' or the Danu, tribe of Dan, indo-E of Don or Dawn. SHINING Ones. Ka Ha Ra Ta Da Pha La Ya Ma. All words descended shining, light, sound, word, soul, thought, knowing. Ra Ru Ri. In Minoan linear a and b. The symbols for Ri, Ru and Ri, were like horned crowns of a bull, or light coming from between two mounds, like the crown of Ra and Horus held a solar disk, Hathor or another goddess whose helm was a throne had this same symbol. A throne symbol she was named the land of Horus. The land of the shining. The oldest symbol for light or vav waw, wave, or what we now use as A for thousands of years, came from a pictogram meaning mouth or to speak. FIRST THERE WAS DARKNESS AND THEN SPOKE THE WORD, THEN THERE WAS LIGHT. In linear A Minoan, a throne with a solar symbol makes the sound Ra. The throne btw looked like an L. They didn't have a symbol for L yet so they used r. Later they had HeLlios, or Ha La OS. But it was originally Ha Ra OS or Horus. Solar Deities. All from lands titled. The shining land. Solar deity Yeshua said. I am the light. I am the Truth. I AM THE WAY. TRULY I say to you, you are gods. The kingdom of god is within you. Indo aryan. Ja was light, light was Ka, Ka was the soul. Which at death would leave. through your mouth. At the beginning was the word. LOGOS. Which is the ancestor of the word LUGH or LIGHT.
This is great. But I need more maps, I know I'm not alone. What was the borders of Egypt and Canaan during this time period? Or where were these cities at? Where is that mountain again? Other than that, I'm a fan of this series.
Context is very important here: these Canaanite "cities" were quite small and rustic, little more than walled villages of a few thousand people. They're only impressive in regard to Ancient Canaan but were paltry compared to the cities of neighboring nations like Egypt and Mesopotamia.
8:22 a bull! Does anybody else find a possible relationship between the Canaanites bull and the one made by the Israelites returning from Egypt in Mount Sinai?
You’re onto something. The golden calf story in Exodus is likely based on polemics around the time of the Assyrian invasion of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. In 1 Kings Jeroboam I is alleged to have set them up and said to the Israelites that the bull was God. Likewise, the names of his sons match the names of the sons of Aaron who were killed by God. I think it was Jeroboam II though who actually set up the two temples in Dan and Bethel with the golden calves, which is why Hosea also spoke about it, as it was probably a controversy at the time. That got brought down South and by the time the Torah was put together it made it in there.
Great video, thank you for it. I think the term Canaan is more synonymous with the Levant as a whole rather than just the south. The north did eventually distinguish themselves as separate from the south but they were still culturally the same; especially with Baal Cycle influence on southern Canaan.
Supposedly Phoenicians mostly considered themselves as ‘Canaanites’. North Africa’s Iberomaurusian culture mixed with the cultures from the caucuses in the Levant to create the Natufian culture. Which has it’s presence all across the Levant in fairly high percentages today. My family ancestry from the K6 calculator: Ancient Eurasia K6 Ancestral North Eurasian: 17.29% Ancestral South Eurasian: 5.78% East Asian: .99% West European Hunter-Gatherer: 41.24% Natufian: 34.7% Sub-Saharan: 0% 64.7% Morocco_Jews 35.3% French Basque. Genetic Distance: 0.64 Then I’m genetically similar to population groups like Mizrahi, North Africans, Egyptians, Bedouin, Mozabite, Druze (a lot of which live in Lebanon actually), Cypriots and such today. My families actually been living in the western world for quite some time and has connections to European royalty/nobility and has been involved with societies of occult nature. But despite my family being in the west and marrying into such groups, I’m still very genetically similar to modern Moroccans, especially Mizrahi Jews. Which makes sense because Phoenicians were said to have colonies or trading outposts as far as from Tyre to Èire (Ireland) and possibly in Scandinavia. The early monopolies on trade would’ve made them very financially successful in their respective areas, thus gaining influence and making good candidates for marriages.
@@maher43210 Oh yes I know, it was particularly a name derived from the specific dye that was created within Tyre that was made by crushing a particular snail species. It was actually quite tedious and took large snail farms to produce,
The history of the Canaanites was part Egyptian. Hyksos or hykussos were rulers originally from Canaan. The majority in northern Egypt at that time were Canaanites. During this time probably the name kanaan or Kannaiten took its course.@@ConnortheCanaanite
@@maher43210 Very true, there also seems to be cultural connections and some genetic connections from Hittites in Anatolia, Cypriots, Etruscans of course North African early cultures and other Mediterranean island populations, along with Iberians. Hittites did push down southward into Canaan and Canaanites, or Punic Canaanites settled and traded with quite a bit of regions far and wide.
Egypt is an imposed EXONYM from the CLASSICAL Ptolemaic period. It cannot be accurately used for that location when referring to periods that preceded it. What was the ENDONYM that those people used? Though not exactly, ‘NYLE PHOENIXIAN’ can add clarity to our overstanding. Khemet is an ENDONYM that is highly underlooked. Many opportunities to introduce the EXONYM ‘PHOENIXIAN’ in this presentation were missed since Canaani = Phoenixian. The Oracles/Adepts of Khemit told the Greeks that they (Khemists) were descendren of a survivor colony of the Atlantean (Herodotus MAP) cataclysm, which meant that they found sanctuary in the highlands of the upper Nyle (Aethiopia) while the earth resettled enough to descend downriver to résumé proliferation. Connecting Atlantes (Titans) to Aethiopia (Macrobians/Giants) and Khemet (Nyle Phoenixians/Canaanites) becomes an inescapable paradigm which is ripe for further exploration involving our applications of terminology with associated timelines.
Great video! I have become very interested in archaeology recently, so I'm excited to see the upcoming episodes. I have a question about the deductive method used for newly found archaeological objects. So if you were to find some pottery, or even one of the figurines of the gods, how do you deduce information about the society that produced it? Is there some rigorous scientifically driven method, and if so, what is it called? I'm curious about the extent to which you can be certain that society X was "this" advanced at "this" time, or whether the deducted information is more of an approximation. Thanks!
That is why modern archaeology doesn't just find singular objects but puts a huge emphasis on the context in which these objects were found. The location of the object, it's orientation, surrounding structures, other objects, and all the other things that you can't really display in a museum, is very important for determining what an object actually is. The second part is extensive cross-referencing. "This is probably Baal because of his hand gesture" is a result of this. We may have similar statues from elsewhere, where the context makes it clear that this is a depiction of Baal. We may have other similar statues all found in temple buildings (and we can assume that they're temples because we can cross-reference them with other sites with the same architecture where the purpose is more evident). We may have statues that have a different iconography because they're statues of rulers so we can deduce that this one is probably not a king but some other person, and we know that they had statues of their gods, so it's a decent working hypothesis to call this a statue of a god. And so on; essentially a huge puzzle game that is ever expanding and changing when new stuff comes to light. The same with pottery. Pottery has styles, techniques, materials, and other characteristics that evolve over time and are different across regions or cultures. Determining the style of pottery at a site tells us a lot about who lived there, and when. Finding a statue next to that, in a context that shows that both the pottery and the statue were used and buried there at the same time, means that we can assign a background to that statue. And third, we have the object itself. A 3kg bronze statue in a region that has no tin mining, says a lot about the technological capabilities, trade connections, and wealth of the society producing it.
@@varana Thanks for the in depth replay! Appreciate it. If you happen to know a book or article that goes over the process well, I would be interested.
“Canaan” was an extension of “Ham”. That’s the connection. The names can possibly be seen as a region or type people. The Curse of Ham (Canaan) could be a figure of speech as for as independency.
@@Tsitsi414 USA would be Land of Biden currently. That’s how I’m associating it. If Canaan was Ham’s son it’s very safe to say black people were in Israel before it was named Israel (when it was Land of Canaan) and it was written in a way (or omitted) to justify invasion or as offering after being enslaved (freed or fled) under a certain ruler, foreign ruler. Also, if the Hebrews were Africa (Ham) then went to Israel (Cannan), which the Hebrew language was developed based on the Proto Canaanite (Canaan) alphabet, the Hebrews were in a black region and went to another black region. The earliest signs of math was in Egypt under Amenemhat III.
Would greatly appreciate a video to segregate fact from fiction about Ashkenaz son of Gomer and father of Semiramis and their connection with Canaanites socio-economic, religious and political (without referring to the “curse” of Ham).
-ites is a latinization/englishification of names. Here, i can do it too: Romanites, hellenites, americanites, canadaites, germanites, japanites...someone just went by the rules of thumb here.
A few interesting facts and things I noticed in Hebrew: In Modern Hebrew, "el" means "god" (*a* god). According to Britannica, Eloah is a name for God. In modern Hebrew "the god of" is "elohey", but that also means "the god*s* of" - I don't think a singular form exists in use, but "eloha" it *might* mean "the god of" (singular). Also, "elohim" means "gods" in Modern Hebrew. The "im" at the end if a suffix for plural. I also read thet El was assimilated into YHWH at some point - hence "el" meaning "god", "elohim", and possibly one of the reasons YHWH is said to have 99 names - at least partially due to assimilation - maybe. Another thing I read is the "im" plural suffix was used to express greatness for Eloah was added - hence "Elohim" - one of the names in the Hebrew Bible for the Israelite God, which is still used nowadays in Modern Hebrew to mean God. I'm not sure if it was used in any other contexts or with any other beings, concepts or words.
Yep. There are more than a 100 other Biblical words with this use of -im~-ey with various abstract meanings for words from ‘wheat’ to ‘water’ to ‘virginity’.
There isn't necessarily a connection. The most probable theory is that el was the main god of the Israelites (Isra- EL), Yahwah was the name of the Judean main god (the beginning part Yehuda is an abbreviation of Yahwah). They were both polytheistic until the Israelites were destroyed and many probably moved to Judea, where king Hezekiah unified them under Yahwah and at least tried to make him the only god.
It's a pretty good coincidence that the Canaanite god El (alias El Elyon) has the same name title of the Jewish god Yahweh (alias El Elyon and a bunch of other names) or that there's an archeological finding that says "Yahweh and his Asherah", Asherah was a goddess married to the Caananite god El, his consort. Regarding that the Israelites ARCHEOLOGICALLY never came from or were enslaved in Egypt but they've been always in Canaan. EDIT: Coincidence = Irony
No ancestors of jews who Intermarried with the Khazars were arameans. They spoked aramaic language Aramaic and Türkic languages are similar because the Arameans were related to the Sumerians, who are the predecessors of the Türks
If the Israelites did not come into being until after the collapse of both the bronze age and Canaanites how then was a temple structure of the Canaanites influenced by/naming from the Temple of Solomon? The monarchy and subsequently Solomon was not established until much later.
God from the Bible is also depicted as a "normal looking human", in fact a normal human form is implied when he said "let us make man in our image" right before he created Adam in the Bible.
Canaan did surrender like a cloud scattered everywhere before entering the promised land You have to surrender to God and say yes to him Only then will he gather us to connect water with water.
@@ReligionForBreakfast Great, thank you very much; I look forward to watching it. You, your channel, and this particular series are absolutely amazing and one of my favorite content creators on this site. Thank you for all that you do.
I think the reason the Israelite writters bring up Bael was because he was big within their group, and they wanted to shift back to El worship. "You don't want to worship Bael, he was the god of the ppl we conquered."
El was the main Canaanite god, Asherah his wife. Baal and Yahweh were their sons, and Anat their daughter. When the Israeites finally split off, they took Yahweh with them, and gave him El's qualities.
@@sophiawilson8696 Yup, he began as a second-tier war god in the massive Canaanite pantheon. Each "tribe" (Israelites, Moabites, Hittites, etc) that broke away between 1300 and 900 BCE took a different set of those gods with them. Israel didn't become fully monotheistic until around 650 BCE.
There is a general misconception that the Israelites were specifically monotheistic, but in fact many among them maintained various practices. (We know this also from the Maccabees recording dead soldiers wearing talismans. Besides, they didn't have to be reminded constantly if they were always 'faithful'.) In referring to the Canaanites and other '-ites' in the region, there was definitely a mixture as well. For that reason alone, the Jews/Israelites were called to be 'set apart' by their rituals and practices. It's just a point that most today tend to overlook, and assume each territory was homogeneous, which was simply not the case. PS: 'Holy of Holies' is not a term reserved or developed from the Solomonic Temple, but common among many religions of the time. I notice that this narrator is not always accurate (or takes liberties) in his script. In another episode he says that there was no evidence that 'Peter was ever in Rome or died there", a view espoused by modern Protestant scholars. By whatever yardstick he chose to use, you can't even be certain the New Testament was written by anyone these were attributed to. This is meant to be historical commentary with a theological bias? I hope this channel can be more explicit.
Having studied comparative religious studies as part of my degree, I'm really enjoying you ReligionForBreakfast, and this series, on this channel. However, the link to an earlier "summary" on "Who is Jesus Christ" is just awful. Even for a summary, it is deeply problematic. Compare Who is the Founder of Hinduism - while it has problems being a summary it at least sounds like it is being presented in a academically neutral position. The Who is Jesus, had me feeling I was being preached at by a missionary, not discussing scholarly facts and the interesting questions that arise. You specifically mention in your other channel that you are taking a scholarly approach, what is the approach for this channel?
Hi Steve, this video is the 5th episode in my 15-episode collaboration with Patheos. I have full editorial control for this specific series, and I used my usual scholarly, nonsectarian approach. I can't speak for Patheos, but from my experience, they are an interfaith platform with many different religious and non-religious writers, some writing from a scholarly perspective, some not. ~Andrew
Archeology is now showing that the original Jewish people were also canaanites the exodus did not happen there was no conquest of canaan, also the first Jews also hung on to their 'pagan' beliefs for many years, gods wife Ishtar is a good example just as the first Christians hedged their bets still worshipping the local gods many early christian roman graves contain both iconography.
El’s peel (spatula) chef’s hat and bull/cow imagery support theorists claim that Canaanites were a pizza making culture Cuneiform shards suggest Canaanite in-fighting was instigated by kings of lesser stature seeking well guarded recipes
Abram on his voyage from Ur to the lands of Canaan passed by Bethel. The house or temple of “El” the most high God of the Canaanite. Curiously El was the Father of Baal. Later in the OT an entity speaking to Abram describes itself as the God of Bethel…El Elyon, El shaddai, etc. Are these possibly the beliefs that merged with the beliefs of Abraham, integrated into the Yahweh cult in their conquest of these lands and hence the basis for the establishment of the temple system and priesthood class? The rest is history…
It depends with whom you ask and why....if it's about stealing from Bantu's, e-n-s-l-a-v-i-n-g us....then all albinoids non melanin humans consider us as cursed, but when scientists or archeologist show that Canaan and Hebrew's were the same then albinoids say that Canaa-nites are Arabs, Somali and some Mzungu's... So it depends whom who you ask and why?? Ancient Egyptians left enough proof that modern Palestine Retjenu was never ancient Isreal. They pointed south at the beginning of the Nile River as their Holy land. The Armana tablet also assert it.... sometimes it's called "Neteru" sometimes Punt but the most contested land is Eastern KONGO- Uganda-Western Kenya-Rwanda-Tanzania. Everything else is just a lie. The more you understand this the more youll understand what is happening in the world. El, Baal, Alah, ISIS, Yaweh etc are all God's that have been worshipped around the mountains of the moon in East Africa for thousands of years.
Dear@@DerekPK This verse expresses the destiny of the Canaanites and the other verses you didn't mention, in the immediate context reveal the ancestors of the Canaanites. But the question is no specifically answered. DZ
@@Silverheart1956I guess Palestine are the canaanites but yeah we know muslims are from Ishmael and Esau had more than one wife. I know there was atlest one wife Easu had was Ishmaelite and atleast one where Canaanite. Genesis 28:6-9 New Living Translation *6 Esau knew that his father, Isaac, had blessed Jacob and sent him to Paddan-aram to find a wife, and that he had warned Jacob, “You must not marry a Canaanite woman.” 7 He also knew that Jacob had obeyed his parents and gone to Paddan-aram. 8 It was now very clear to Esau that his father did not like the local Canaanite women. 9 So Esau visited his uncle Ishmael’s family and married one of Ishmael’s daughters, in addition to the wives he already had. His new wife’s name was Mahalath. She was the sister of Nebaioth and the daughter of Ishmael, Abraham’s son.* Esau had 2 wives that were Hittites, and also had a Ishmaelite wife. Heth was the son of Canaan.
So, the video ends with the suggestion that the Peleset came were born out from the Canaanites. This doesn't track with the archeological, genetic and textual evidence. How are coming to this conclusion?
Why were the Canaanites seen as descendants of Ham. The bible also implies a relationship to Egypt and the rest of Africa. Is there linguistic, genetic or material evidence to support this?
Not just now. The Arabic word Allah and ilaha are cognates of the Hebrew word El. That suggests El probably meant the same in the original Hebrew language.
Yes, the names of the angels Michael and Gabriel are derivatives of the named god El. Yahweh being a different later god that combined the other earlier gods and their powers into a single worshiped god. That's why we had the whole deal in the pentateuch about worshiping only one god because the clergy had decided to modify the faith and present new rules with the tablets and newly written Mosaic laws. This adamant view of having only a single monotheistic god of course, has caused huge problems all throughout history clashing with competing pantheon god views and leading to hilarious solutions such as trinitarianism or even more refinements to the christian faiths. I suggest studying Arianism for a deeper understanding of how the christian religion has evolved at an early time coming to grips in it's practices and beliefs. The terms for god used in the bible are all not likely cognate with each other as they are written usually by different authors at different times. Even apparent generalization such as "The Lord" and "The Father" have distinct meaning and may not be related with other mentions of each other in the bible. Taken in this context the schizoid nature of god makes more sense when we realize we are not presented with one constant god but local variants separated by changing culture and time.
Not Greek... According to the study, the Canaanite-related ancestry “derived from mixture between local Neolithic populations and eastern migrants genetically related to Chalcolithic Iranians.” The scientists estimate, “using linkage-disequilibrium decay patterns,” that the genetic mixture took place between 6,600-3,550 years ago, “coinciding with recorded massive population movements in Mesopotamia.”
@@NubiansNapata there is a DNA study, Canaanites were 50% Greek and then a mix of ancient Iranian and other surrounding races. and Philistines were also 50% or more Greek.
@@davidagiel8130 Mate that was from the study I just post... The data suggest that the Canaanites descended from a mixture of earlier local Neolithic populations and populations related to Chalcolithic Iran The researchers documented a significant increase in the proportion of Iranian/Caucasus-related ancestry over time, which is supported by three individuals who are descendants of recent arrivals from the Caucasus... "The strength of the migration from the northeast of the Ancient Near East, and the fact that this migration continued for many centuries, may help to explain why rulers of city-states in Canaan in the Late Bronze Age carry non-Semitic, Hurrian names," says Shai Carmi of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. "There were strong and active connections between these regions through movements of people that help to understand the shared elements of culture."
@@NubiansNapata “Ancient Greek sources suggested they had migrated to the Levant from the East. To test that, Haber and colleagues compared the Canaanite genomes to those of other ancient populations in Eurasia. It turned out the Greeks were half right: About 50% of the Canaanites’ genes came from local farmers who settled the Levant about 10,000 years ago. But the other half was linked to an earlier population identified from skeletons found in Iran” “The researchers also compared the ancient DNA with that of modern populations and found that most Arab and Jewish groups in the region owe more than half of their DNA to Canaanites and other peoples who inhabited the ancient Near East-an area encompassing much of the modern Levant, Caucasus, and Iran.”
@@davidagiel8130 Mate basically wrote what I Said u melt... That caanate are mix of local semetic population and Iranian.... ffs...Researchers reconstructed the genomes of the 3,700-year-old remains of five Canaanites unearthed in Sidon. Comparisons of these genomes with those of other ancient Eurasian peoples indicate that Canaanite ancestry was split roughly 50-50 between the early farmers who settled the Levant and immigrants of Iranian descent who arrived later, between 6,600 and 3,550 years ago.The researchers also determined that modern Lebanese people can attribute about 93 percent of their ancestry to the Canaanites. The other 7 percent comes from Eurasians who probably arrived in the Levant 3,700 to 2,200 years ago.
They claim it was good vs evil but in reality, the early jews *israelites* didn't like their neighbors and decided to go on the path of genocide. Which isn't uncommon in judeo Christian tradition.
Your presentation starts with, the Bible doesn't say much about the Canaanites. That statement is simply incorrect. I find it interesting that there was no listing of Canaanite tribes, in particular the Phoenicians. According to the Bible, they were also descendants of Canaan, descendant of Ham.
I think that the amorites were canaanites that ambushed sumerian regions and caused atrocities. In the sumerian renaissance the the amorites were pushed out. But there were many amorites that where integrated and ruled. They stayed but distanced themselves from the amorites and their culture. This went so far that they denied their origins and hated their ancestors. IMHO the authors of the old testament were of that origin. The hate of the canaanites in the Old Testament is denial of the own uncivilized origins.
Yes its true - ammorites became turkic and asian Because turks are asians and descendants of sumerians Other canaanites not asian at all especially hittites - their race became different despite the fact that they are also descendants of Canaan
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This is very interesting. I suggest you slow your rate of speaking down a little bit because there is so much information to take in that it's quite hard to follow.
Like the Israelites after them, the Canaanites probably originally came from Iraq.
Fake World. Fake World.
Islael does not have the beginning of the kg and leaf.
Islael does not have blood.
Islael does not have a mountain.
Islael does not have the civilization and alphabet of God.
British, Persian Guest, Pakistan, Hindu Brahmin, Southern Chinese, British, Lynx, Satan, acting power, catching God, wife and grandchildren and kill.
Remember, the thief robbed (many religious teachings)
Those who know to make mistakes are gods as gods, deceiving the use of humanity for taxes. Use religious beliefs to people in the country to adhere to power.
Genocide all over the world with viruses.
Create weapons, touch the alchemist.
Illegal to create violent weapons.
Win the war, but let other countries pay the replacement. The curse makes killing each other. The deserves that in the palace kill each other.
Worthy to burn the World Heritage Museum to conceal the origin of evidence.
The Santana has no religious teachings that have a good mental civilization.
Slander, God is unresponsive in the request of God, and also destroying the country. Kill until the end.
I am in the name of the only true blood. Will ask for a damn from my Lord for the traitor to break the railing rules. Titon's gods are coming according to the transmission of knowledge. Estala wants to intuit to communicate with God? Train the next thousand years to get a chromosome that needs in the Biblical.
Sorry that the ability to know well when the future will only be used for the race of the gods.
Children who float the people that the barbaric people can kill or fake. The bloodline must be read. I would like to open my eyes. There are many curse that you call the name of the scripture.
The little boy has a blame that the body is stated in the biblical occurrence and the Will not be afraid of the wrongdoer of these sinful people. If still resisted, do not accept the confession. Be destroyed at the same time. Everything fleeing the destiny of God.
Quite an interesting shape from an aerial view @5:15, it looks familiar, perhaps a Bird of Prey from another Millennium ;)
It’s so interesting learning about this stuff from someone that isn’t fervently presupposing inerrancy. Thank you!
You were predestined to be different(Romans 8:29).
HALLELUYAH!(PRAISE YE YAH!)
He doesn't know the bible, that much is obvious
@@jonathansoko5368 Could you give an example or two? I'm curious what you mean.
Stop talking.
Word salad.
Came here from the ReligionForBreakfast channel, and I'm so looking forward to the rest of the episodes in this series!
Just got here from religion for breakfast. Loving the vid!!
I would LOVE to see a video on the Canaanite gods like El and Baal. They aren't talked about and I would love to hear more about them!
Especially since I heard that the '-el' in Israel has a connection to El. Also we might note the curious coincidence of the name 'Allah'.
@@paulohagan3309 El is a northwest semetic word meaning a god in general. Elohim is like the 70+ gods of the pantheon but it's now used as a name for YHWH.
There's theory to believe because of that what happened was after the Jews returned from their exile in Babylon with Cyrus the Great's conquerings, they turned their religion into monotheism through Zoroastrianism, combining most of the gods into one supreme being. That explains the name being the same and why some aspects of other northwestern semetic religions are in it when it just makes no sense like the Leviathan in Job.
@@CaptainZer0dew Interesting, thanks
Try reading the novel by James Michener called The Source. It's fiction but does a great job of describing the culture and history of the area.
@@paulohagan3309 it is more than coincidence. It’s directly related: the Arabic cognate to El (and related forms like Hebrew Eloah).
History repeats itself
Absolutely! Stupendous presentation. Congratulations! This should have millions of viewers 😮
Loving this series! Never knew about the Armana letters, that interesting as the canaanite people’s & city’s mentioned in the Bible co-relate with the armana letters text.
It’s cool knowing this as it gives us a more complete picture of the near east
As history is always updating and new things are coming out of the ground. You have given great presentation of the people in that area. Thanks mate.
This is very good. There is also a very good channel called History with Cy, covering mostly the bronze age Levante, the region around the Persian Golf, Crete and Mediterean cultures.
I learned so much about these super powers in the region!
Wow! Impressive! Thank you.
Didn't know how urbanized these people where.
Me neither, I find that very cool :D
Thought I was watching religion for breakfast. Great channel featuring this presenter. Check him out
Thanks for watching! This is a collab between Patheos and RFB!
Wonderful! A part of Turkey today used to be ancient Kanan. You have done a great job into researching these people/nation. Thank you.
No it wasn’t- Europeans stole the land and enslaved everyone. You are cacus-
@@LoeEli926 you talk rubish, by the way what you say is racist towards the white people!
Thank you for this content! I love learning about this!
This is so interesting. I watched Nova's the bible's buried secrets a while back and am looking forward to seeing what are the latest theories and how the term El is interpreted.
El is from the twisted horms of the ram. He became the Greek Ram headed God Zeus Ammon. El was "borrowed" from North Africian myth. Jesus was quoted as saying "I Jupiter and my father Saturn, are one." He is also made to say, "Before Abraham/Saturn/Time was born, I am the son of Ge. Ge took clay, mixed it with her menses, breathed on it, giving it life. This bloody mass of clay became her son/consort.
@@harveywabbit9541 Where is Jesus quoted as saying that?
@@jaqian
Jesus is also the Egyptian Horus/Osiris. "I Horus, and my father Osiris are one."
@@harveywabbit9541 What you were saying is very outdated information scholars used to say that but almost a majority disagree with that and all that has been debunked very few if little scholars ever say that the only scholar I’ve ever been able to hear say that is Richard carrier and he’s been debunked in this proven so many times it’s laughable the things he says are outdated and completely untrue but The majority of scholar both atheist and Christian agree that is outdated and wrong information.
@@harveywabbit9541 Still waiting to see this evidence you have?
Love the new series. Can't wait for Ep.3
Dr. Three-First-Names! Love you
Clarity in perfection
That was wonderful 👍
Me in Bible class: "There sure are a lot of 'ites."
The bible has mangled the Mazzaroth a bit. The Hebrews are the constellations Aries thru Virgo. The travels of the Israelites match the apparent movement of the constellations Leo thru Scorpio. As Aries (firstborn of Hebrews) rises above the equinoxes, Libra (firstborn of the Egyptians sets (is slain). As Libra rises above the equinoxes, Aries sets (Hebrews go into slavery aka sun in southern hemisphere). Moab means water father and symbols the winter season (Libra thru Pisces). Moab is, like Moses, Osiris, Bacchus, Hermes, Janus and so many more river gods is the constellation Aquarius.
@@harveywabbit9541 Interesting little Zodiac theory lol
@@kingofrexdale8598
The basic understanding of how he zodiac is used throughout the bible, is found on the first page of Genesis.
Heaven is represented by day or Light. The six days begin at the spring equinox and end at the fall equinox (Aries thru Virgo). Earth is represented as night or darkness. The six nights begin at the fall equinox and end at the spring equinox (Libra thru Pisces). This basic arrangement is constantly modified. In order to get the sacred seven; Libra was removed from the dark six and added to the six days to get seven. This, in effect, was a double counting of the last day.
Recommend: Hebrew Mythology or Science of the Bible, by Milton Woolley. It's free on the net at google books and archive.org.
@@harveywabbit9541 Again that’s an interesting theory lol.
But Correlation does not equal causation. The apparent similarities does not constitute sufficient evidence to claim that Zodiac is the original source.
Linguistic, Lexical, Archaeological and Historical evidence must be there to back up such a massive claim you’re making, not just a few similarities haha.
Very interesting stuff however, not credible or serious at all, but entertaining at the least, i’ll perhaps give the book a skim.
Remember their indo-european language did not have vowels. It would start with a consonant. Ca-Na-Ni-Te, Ka-Ma-TA, KA-NA-Sa, Ka or Ha is a letter symbolised with a solar symbol, meaning shining a circle with a cross in it. The sun. TA, TI, TE. Comes from a word meaning land or to strike. So these people used ancient words meaning land. Kameti, Cananite both mean "from the shining land or land of god". They used all the same symbols, of a solar worshipping cult. TA, TI OR DA or De meant land Hathor or Hazor meant land which Ha or Horus (solar deity) shines down on Ta Tyr Ter, meant skygod in indo-E, but came to mean to strike or land. Thor from Tyr God of thunder and lightning with a hammer is a more recent example. The Dananna(female personification land of light or rays land on), or Hanna meaning shining mother goddess, Channa meaning grace (light) of god. Soon 'the shining ones' or the Danu, tribe of Dan, indo-E of Don or Dawn. SHINING Ones. Ka Ha Ra Ta Da Pha La Ya Ma. All words descended shining, light, sound, word, soul, thought, knowing. Ra Ru Ri. In Minoan linear a and b. The symbols for Ri, Ru and Ri, were like horned crowns of a bull, or light coming from between two mounds, like the crown of Ra and Horus held a solar disk, Hathor or another goddess whose helm was a throne had this same symbol. A throne symbol she was named the land of Horus. The land of the shining. The oldest symbol for light or vav waw, wave, or what we now use as A for thousands of years, came from a pictogram meaning mouth or to speak. FIRST THERE WAS DARKNESS AND THEN SPOKE THE WORD, THEN THERE WAS LIGHT. In linear A Minoan, a throne with a solar symbol makes the sound Ra. The throne btw looked like an L. They didn't have a symbol for L yet so they used r. Later they had HeLlios, or Ha La OS. But it was originally Ha Ra OS or Horus. Solar Deities. All from lands titled. The shining land. Solar deity Yeshua said. I am the light. I am the Truth. I AM THE WAY. TRULY I say to you, you are gods. The kingdom of god is within you. Indo aryan. Ja was light, light was Ka, Ka was the soul. Which at death would leave. through your mouth. At the beginning was the word. LOGOS. Which is the ancestor of the word LUGH or LIGHT.
This is fascinating! I can't wait for episode three - and thank you for directing us to this channel. :)
This is great. But I need more maps, I know I'm not alone. What was the borders of Egypt and Canaan during this time period? Or where were these cities at? Where is that mountain again? Other than that, I'm a fan of this series.
This was all in Africa
@@LoeEli926 no its not.
@@LoeEli926 this is in modern “Israel”
Amazing. Learned so much. Thank you
Thank you for the video. I first learned about the Baal when I was reading the biography of Hannibal.
So much overlooked information to paint them and their Baal worship in a favorable light at any cost
Thank you so much for this incredible series!
THANK YOU FOR ALL THE GENEROUS INFO ! SO NICE TO KNOW ABOUT THE AREA IM LIVING IN !
KEEP ON POSTING
Cant wait for episode 3.
Context is very important here: these Canaanite "cities" were quite small and rustic, little more than walled villages of a few thousand people. They're only impressive in regard to Ancient Canaan but were paltry compared to the cities of neighboring nations like Egypt and Mesopotamia.
I’m loving this
8:22 a bull! Does anybody else find a possible relationship between the Canaanites bull and the one made by the Israelites returning from Egypt in Mount Sinai?
You’re onto something.
The golden calf story in Exodus is likely based on polemics around the time of the Assyrian invasion of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. In 1 Kings Jeroboam I is alleged to have set them up and said to the Israelites that the bull was God. Likewise, the names of his sons match the names of the sons of Aaron who were killed by God. I think it was Jeroboam II though who actually set up the two temples in Dan and Bethel with the golden calves, which is why Hosea also spoke about it, as it was probably a controversy at the time. That got brought down South and by the time the Torah was put together it made it in there.
Great video, thank you for it.
I think the term Canaan is more synonymous with the Levant as a whole rather than just the south.
The north did eventually distinguish themselves as separate from the south but they were still culturally the same; especially with Baal Cycle influence on southern Canaan.
Supposedly Phoenicians mostly considered themselves as ‘Canaanites’.
North Africa’s Iberomaurusian culture mixed with the cultures from the caucuses in the Levant to create the Natufian culture. Which has it’s presence all across the Levant in fairly high percentages today.
My family ancestry from the K6 calculator:
Ancient Eurasia K6
Ancestral North Eurasian: 17.29%
Ancestral South Eurasian: 5.78%
East Asian: .99%
West European Hunter-Gatherer: 41.24%
Natufian: 34.7%
Sub-Saharan: 0%
64.7% Morocco_Jews 35.3% French Basque. Genetic Distance: 0.64
Then I’m genetically similar to population groups like Mizrahi, North Africans, Egyptians, Bedouin, Mozabite, Druze (a lot of which live in Lebanon actually), Cypriots and such today.
My families actually been living in the western world for quite some time and has connections to European royalty/nobility and has been involved with societies of occult nature.
But despite my family being in the west and marrying into such groups, I’m still very genetically similar to modern Moroccans, especially Mizrahi Jews.
Which makes sense because Phoenicians were said to have colonies or trading outposts as far as from Tyre to Èire (Ireland) and possibly in Scandinavia.
The early monopolies on trade would’ve made them very financially successful in their respective areas, thus gaining influence and making good candidates for marriages.
Phoenician is a Greek word for Canaan. “phoínix” - is purple
@@ConnortheCanaanite
@@maher43210 Oh yes I know, it was particularly a name derived from the specific dye that was created within Tyre that was made by crushing a particular snail species.
It was actually quite tedious and took large snail farms to produce,
The history of the Canaanites was part Egyptian. Hyksos or hykussos were rulers originally from Canaan. The majority in northern Egypt at that time were Canaanites. During this time probably the name kanaan or Kannaiten took its course.@@ConnortheCanaanite
@@maher43210 Very true, there also seems to be cultural connections and some genetic connections from Hittites in Anatolia, Cypriots, Etruscans of course North African early cultures and other Mediterranean island populations, along with Iberians.
Hittites did push down southward into Canaan and Canaanites, or Punic Canaanites settled and traded with quite a bit of regions far and wide.
Thanks on all videos.
If you will create a plalyist with all episodes it can be useful
Will you be doing a video on how El and YHWH were syncretized into the Israelite god?
Hey, check my comment above - I've mentioned that alongside other findings I think you might find interesting.
I know of Megiddo because of Homestuck
Great stuff!
Loving this!
I wanna visit Megiddo just to stand on the bridge Ki-Adi Mundi met his death through betrayal on.
I wonder if it's survived after all this time? 🤔
The traitor was rightfully neutralized by his majesty the Emperor.
You were predestined to be different(Romans 8:29).
HALLELUYAH!(PRAISE YE YAH!)
ye yah? I thought it was yee haw.
New channel. Deus Vult , insha'Allah, Shalom
Thank you for this!
Interesting!!! Thank you
This is fascinating!
Egypt is an imposed EXONYM from the CLASSICAL Ptolemaic period.
It cannot be accurately used for that location when referring to periods that preceded it.
What was the ENDONYM that those people used? Though not exactly, ‘NYLE PHOENIXIAN’ can add clarity to our overstanding. Khemet is an ENDONYM that is highly underlooked.
Many opportunities to introduce the EXONYM ‘PHOENIXIAN’ in this presentation were missed since Canaani = Phoenixian.
The Oracles/Adepts of Khemit told the Greeks that they (Khemists) were descendren of a survivor colony of the Atlantean (Herodotus MAP) cataclysm, which meant that they found sanctuary in the highlands of the upper Nyle (Aethiopia) while the earth resettled enough to descend downriver to résumé proliferation.
Connecting Atlantes (Titans) to Aethiopia (Macrobians/Giants) and Khemet (Nyle Phoenixians/Canaanites) becomes an inescapable paradigm which is ripe for further exploration involving our applications of terminology with associated timelines.
Great video! I have become very interested in archaeology recently, so I'm excited to see the upcoming episodes. I have a question about the deductive method used for newly found archaeological objects. So if you were to find some pottery, or even one of the figurines of the gods, how do you deduce information about the society that produced it? Is there some rigorous scientifically driven method, and if so, what is it called? I'm curious about the extent to which you can be certain that society X was "this" advanced at "this" time, or whether the deducted information is more of an approximation. Thanks!
That is why modern archaeology doesn't just find singular objects but puts a huge emphasis on the context in which these objects were found. The location of the object, it's orientation, surrounding structures, other objects, and all the other things that you can't really display in a museum, is very important for determining what an object actually is.
The second part is extensive cross-referencing. "This is probably Baal because of his hand gesture" is a result of this. We may have similar statues from elsewhere, where the context makes it clear that this is a depiction of Baal. We may have other similar statues all found in temple buildings (and we can assume that they're temples because we can cross-reference them with other sites with the same architecture where the purpose is more evident). We may have statues that have a different iconography because they're statues of rulers so we can deduce that this one is probably not a king but some other person, and we know that they had statues of their gods, so it's a decent working hypothesis to call this a statue of a god. And so on; essentially a huge puzzle game that is ever expanding and changing when new stuff comes to light.
The same with pottery. Pottery has styles, techniques, materials, and other characteristics that evolve over time and are different across regions or cultures. Determining the style of pottery at a site tells us a lot about who lived there, and when. Finding a statue next to that, in a context that shows that both the pottery and the statue were used and buried there at the same time, means that we can assign a background to that statue.
And third, we have the object itself. A 3kg bronze statue in a region that has no tin mining, says a lot about the technological capabilities, trade connections, and wealth of the society producing it.
@@varana I've often heard it compared to detective work.
@@varana Thanks for the in depth replay! Appreciate it. If you happen to know a book or article that goes over the process well, I would be interested.
A spatula scepter, used by the “god” known today as the Burger King 👑
"Food arrives at divine speeds"
😆
“Canaan” was an extension of “Ham”. That’s the connection. The names can possibly be seen as a region or type people. The Curse of Ham (Canaan) could be a figure of speech as for as independency.
More research needed because as far as I know, Ham was the progenitor of the blacks and Canaan was his son. So what's going on ? 🤔
@@Tsitsi414 USA would be Land of Biden currently. That’s how I’m associating it.
If Canaan was Ham’s son it’s very safe to say black people were in Israel before it was named Israel (when it was Land of Canaan) and it was written in a way (or omitted) to justify invasion or as offering after being enslaved (freed or fled) under a certain ruler, foreign ruler.
Also, if the Hebrews were Africa (Ham) then went to Israel (Cannan), which the Hebrew language was developed based on the Proto Canaanite (Canaan) alphabet, the Hebrews were in a black region and went to another black region.
The earliest signs of math was in Egypt under Amenemhat III.
7:20 - "Hand held parallel to his chest" - Don't you mean "perpendicular"?
Would greatly appreciate a video to segregate fact from fiction about Ashkenaz son of Gomer and father of Semiramis and their connection with Canaanites socio-economic, religious and political (without referring to the “curse” of Ham).
What does Ashkenaz have to do with Canaan? Ashkenaz was of Japeth, Canaan from Ham.
-ites is a latinization/englishification of names.
Here, i can do it too: Romanites, hellenites, americanites, canadaites, germanites, japanites...someone just went by the rules of thumb here.
Are those weird dots on all the "spatula sceptres"?
A few interesting facts and things I noticed in Hebrew:
In Modern Hebrew, "el" means "god" (*a* god).
According to Britannica, Eloah is a name for God. In modern Hebrew "the god of" is "elohey", but that also means "the god*s* of" - I don't think a singular
form exists in use, but "eloha" it *might* mean "the god of" (singular).
Also, "elohim" means "gods" in Modern Hebrew. The "im" at the end if a suffix for plural.
I also read thet El was assimilated into YHWH at some point - hence "el" meaning "god", "elohim", and possibly one of the reasons YHWH is said to have 99 names - at least partially due to assimilation - maybe.
Another thing I read is the "im" plural suffix was used to express greatness for Eloah was added - hence "Elohim" - one of the names in the Hebrew Bible for the Israelite God, which is still used nowadays in Modern Hebrew to mean God. I'm not sure if it was used in any other contexts or with any other beings, concepts or words.
Yep. There are more than a 100 other Biblical words with this use of -im~-ey with various abstract meanings for words from ‘wheat’ to ‘water’ to ‘virginity’.
Megiddo was mentioned in the first Omen movie I think. Makes sense its tied to armageddon
Har Megiddo is the fall equinox where the sun "descends" into "darkness."
Nice 👌
The Canaanites also worshipped a war- and storm-god named Yahweh, didn't they? A late addition to their Pantheon of unknown origins?
I've heard that some people think the Idea of Judaism God is evolved or influenced from El, what are your thoughts?
The main idea of judaism now (judaism are now ruling by who? Canaanites) to bring antichrist to the world
But antichrist is the devil himself
Much more research needs to be done Egyptian administrator centers in Canaan. It seems to be very sophisticated.
Is there a connection between the Canaanite god El and the Hebrew god Yahweh?
There isn't necessarily a connection. The most probable theory is that el was the main god of the Israelites (Isra- EL), Yahwah was the name of the Judean main god (the beginning part Yehuda is an abbreviation of Yahwah).
They were both polytheistic until the Israelites were destroyed and many probably moved to Judea, where king Hezekiah unified them under Yahwah and at least tried to make him the only god.
It's a pretty good coincidence that the Canaanite god El (alias El Elyon) has the same name title of the Jewish god Yahweh (alias El Elyon and a bunch of other names) or that there's an archeological finding that says "Yahweh and his Asherah", Asherah was a goddess married to the Caananite god El, his consort. Regarding that the Israelites ARCHEOLOGICALLY never came from or were enslaved in Egypt but they've been always in Canaan.
EDIT: Coincidence = Irony
Yes. The Israelites WERE canaanites. Yahweh was simply one of the gods of the canaante pantheon.
The Israelites formed as a tribal nomadic conglomerate after the the collapse, that made dense urban populations impossible to feed
Watch Pagan Origin of Judaism
The promised land from God sounds a hell of a lot like the contracted land from the Pharoah
The Israelites were and are Canaanites: the Bible got it wrong.
No ancestors of jews who Intermarried with the Khazars were arameans. They spoked aramaic language
Aramaic and Türkic languages are similar because the Arameans were related to the Sumerians, who are the predecessors of the Türks
Is this religion for breakfasts other channel??
Nope
Nope, this is Patheos' own channel. My channel (ReligionForBreakfast) and Patheos are collaborating on this 15-episode series!
If the Israelites did not come into being until after the collapse of both the bronze age and Canaanites how then was a temple structure of the Canaanites influenced by/naming from the Temple of Solomon? The monarchy and subsequently Solomon was not established until much later.
I’m sorry, but I couldn’t stop looking at his glasses. It’s like his face is inside his face
I wonder if these gods were kings of the past, and if not where they came from and why they were depicted as normal looking humans.
God from the Bible is also depicted as a "normal looking human", in fact a normal human form is implied when he said "let us make man in our image" right before he created Adam in the Bible.
Canaan did surrender like a cloud
scattered everywhere
before entering the promised land
You have to surrender to God and say yes to him
Only then will he gather us to connect water with water.
Is this video lifted without crediting the creator?
What is the main channel then?
Nope, this is Patheos' own channel. My channel (ReligionForBreakfast) and Patheos are collaborating on this 15-episode series!
@@ReligionForBreakfast A fifteen-episode series? Amazing! What's the next one after the location of David's Jerusalem?
@@chansesturm7103 Omride Dynasty (King Omri and King Ahab).
@@ReligionForBreakfast Great, thank you very much; I look forward to watching it. You, your channel, and this particular series are absolutely amazing and one of my favorite content creators on this site. Thank you for all that you do.
I think the reason the Israelite writters bring up Bael was because he was big within their group, and they wanted to shift back to El worship.
"You don't want to worship Bael, he was the god of the ppl we conquered."
Baal, it actually El who father to be the of all the Gods.
El was the main Canaanite god, Asherah his wife. Baal and Yahweh were their sons, and Anat their daughter. When the Israeites finally split off, they took Yahweh with them, and gave him El's qualities.
You maybe right 😉!!!
@@AtheistEdge interesting I never that point that Yahweh was one of El's children?.
@@sophiawilson8696 Yup, he began as a second-tier war god in the massive Canaanite pantheon. Each "tribe" (Israelites, Moabites, Hittites, etc) that broke away between 1300 and 900 BCE took a different set of those gods with them. Israel didn't become fully monotheistic until around 650 BCE.
You forgot about the termites!! LOL
There is a general misconception that the Israelites were specifically monotheistic, but in fact many among them maintained various practices. (We know this also from the Maccabees recording dead soldiers wearing talismans. Besides, they didn't have to be reminded constantly if they were always 'faithful'.) In referring to the Canaanites and other '-ites' in the region, there was definitely a mixture as well. For that reason alone, the Jews/Israelites were called to be 'set apart' by their rituals and practices. It's just a point that most today tend to overlook, and assume each territory was homogeneous, which was simply not the case.
PS: 'Holy of Holies' is not a term reserved or developed from the Solomonic Temple, but common among many religions of the time. I notice that this narrator is not always accurate (or takes liberties) in his script. In another episode he says that there was no evidence that 'Peter was ever in Rome or died there", a view espoused by modern Protestant scholars. By whatever yardstick he chose to use, you can't even be certain the New Testament was written by anyone these were attributed to. This is meant to be historical commentary with a theological bias? I hope this channel can be more explicit.
Its name is Oobrooburri and it is known to peek at the human from underground through the cracks. It is not to be trifled with.
Didn’t the god of the Israelites proclaim himself to also be the god of the Canaanites?
This region is still under Egyptian influence and always needs Egypt, and this is wonderful
Heavy
There's a forgetting of the mention of the Canaanites in the days of Abraham.
So the caininites could read egyptian hyrogliphs ? And vise versa ?
Having studied comparative religious studies as part of my degree, I'm really enjoying you ReligionForBreakfast, and this series, on this channel. However, the link to an earlier "summary" on "Who is Jesus Christ" is just awful. Even for a summary, it is deeply problematic. Compare Who is the Founder of Hinduism - while it has problems being a summary it at least sounds like it is being presented in a academically neutral position. The Who is Jesus, had me feeling I was being preached at by a missionary, not discussing scholarly facts and the interesting questions that arise. You specifically mention in your other channel that you are taking a scholarly approach, what is the approach for this channel?
Hi Steve, this video is the 5th episode in my 15-episode collaboration with Patheos. I have full editorial control for this specific series, and I used my usual scholarly, nonsectarian approach. I can't speak for Patheos, but from my experience, they are an interfaith platform with many different religious and non-religious writers, some writing from a scholarly perspective, some not.
~Andrew
Archeology is now showing that the original Jewish people were also canaanites the exodus did not happen there was no conquest of canaan, also the first Jews also hung on to their 'pagan' beliefs for many years, gods wife Ishtar is a good example just as the first Christians hedged their bets still worshipping the local gods many early christian roman graves contain both iconography.
Thanks. Can you direct my reading. I'd like to know more.
El’s peel (spatula) chef’s hat and bull/cow imagery support theorists claim that Canaanites were a pizza making culture
Cuneiform shards suggest Canaanite in-fighting was instigated by kings of lesser stature seeking well guarded recipes
The spatula thing is a bull roarer
Abram on his voyage from Ur to the lands of Canaan passed by Bethel. The house or temple of “El” the most high God of the Canaanite. Curiously El was the Father of Baal. Later in the OT an entity speaking to Abram describes itself as the God of Bethel…El Elyon, El shaddai, etc. Are these possibly the beliefs that merged with the beliefs of Abraham, integrated into the Yahweh cult in their conquest of these lands and hence the basis for the establishment of the temple system and priesthood class? The rest is history…
Neither the Canaanites not the Israelites have never seen Egypt. They both were living somewhere in Saudi Arabia.
So back to the question. Who where the Canaanites ?
It depends with whom you ask and why....if it's about stealing from Bantu's, e-n-s-l-a-v-i-n-g us....then all albinoids non melanin humans consider us as cursed, but when scientists or archeologist show that Canaan and Hebrew's were the same then albinoids say that Canaa-nites are Arabs, Somali and some Mzungu's...
So it depends whom who you ask and why??
Ancient Egyptians left enough proof that modern Palestine Retjenu was never ancient Isreal. They pointed south at the beginning of the Nile River as their Holy land.
The Armana tablet also assert it.... sometimes it's called "Neteru" sometimes Punt but the most contested land is Eastern KONGO- Uganda-Western Kenya-Rwanda-Tanzania.
Everything else is just a lie. The more you understand this the more youll understand what is happening in the world.
El, Baal, Alah, ISIS, Yaweh etc are all God's that have been worshipped around the mountains of the moon in East Africa for thousands of years.
Genesis 9:25
King James Version
*25 And he said, Cursed be Canaan; a servant of servants shall he be unto his brethren.*
Dear@@DerekPK
This verse expresses the destiny of the Canaanites and the other verses you didn't mention, in the immediate context reveal the ancestors of the Canaanites. But the question is no specifically answered.
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@@Silverheart1956I guess Palestine are the canaanites but yeah we know muslims are from Ishmael and Esau had more than one wife.
I know there was atlest one wife Easu had was Ishmaelite and atleast one where Canaanite.
Genesis 28:6-9
New Living Translation
*6 Esau knew that his father, Isaac, had blessed Jacob and sent him to Paddan-aram to find a wife, and that he had warned Jacob, “You must not marry a Canaanite woman.” 7 He also knew that Jacob had obeyed his parents and gone to Paddan-aram. 8 It was now very clear to Esau that his father did not like the local Canaanite women. 9 So Esau visited his uncle Ishmael’s family and married one of Ishmael’s daughters, in addition to the wives he already had. His new wife’s name was Mahalath. She was the sister of Nebaioth and the daughter of Ishmael, Abraham’s son.*
Esau had 2 wives that were Hittites, and also had a Ishmaelite wife.
Heth was the son of Canaan.
Amen
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Lets talk about them Moabites!!!
So, the video ends with the suggestion that the Peleset came were born out from the Canaanites.
This doesn't track with the archeological, genetic and textual evidence. How are coming to this conclusion?
@Sarah Mann you’re preaching to the choir.
Why were the Canaanites seen as descendants of Ham. The bible also implies a relationship to Egypt and the rest of Africa. Is there linguistic, genetic or material evidence to support this?
Where’s episode 1
“In Hebrew El-Zhi is one with the messiahs”
September 2024 anyone?
"EL" is now the hebrew word for god....
Not just now. The Arabic word Allah and ilaha are cognates of the Hebrew word El. That suggests El probably meant the same in the original Hebrew language.
Yes, the names of the angels Michael and Gabriel are derivatives of the named god El. Yahweh being a different later god that combined the other earlier gods and their powers into a single worshiped god. That's why we had the whole deal in the pentateuch about worshiping only one god because the clergy had decided to modify the faith and present new rules with the tablets and newly written Mosaic laws. This adamant view of having only a single monotheistic god of course, has caused huge problems all throughout history clashing with competing pantheon god views and leading to hilarious solutions such as trinitarianism or even more refinements to the christian faiths. I suggest studying Arianism for a deeper understanding of how the christian religion has evolved at an early time coming to grips in it's practices and beliefs.
The terms for god used in the bible are all not likely cognate with each other as they are written usually by different authors at different times. Even apparent generalization such as "The Lord" and "The Father" have distinct meaning and may not be related with other mentions of each other in the bible. Taken in this context the schizoid nature of god makes more sense when we realize we are not presented with one constant god but local variants separated by changing culture and time.
Why a new channel?
Isn't this a Religion for Breakfast video?
Not a new channel, this is Patheos' own channel. My channel (ReligionForBreakfast) and Patheos are collaborating on this 15-episode series!
The Canaanites existed there before written history and were a mix of ancient Greek and Iranian mostly.
Not Greek... According to the study, the Canaanite-related ancestry “derived from mixture between local Neolithic populations and eastern migrants genetically related to Chalcolithic Iranians.” The scientists estimate, “using linkage-disequilibrium decay patterns,” that the genetic mixture took place between 6,600-3,550 years ago, “coinciding with recorded massive population movements in Mesopotamia.”
@@NubiansNapata there is a DNA study, Canaanites were 50% Greek and then a mix of ancient Iranian and other surrounding races. and Philistines were also 50% or more Greek.
@@davidagiel8130 Mate that was from the study I just post... The data suggest that the Canaanites descended from a mixture of earlier local Neolithic populations and populations related to Chalcolithic Iran The researchers documented a significant increase in the proportion of Iranian/Caucasus-related ancestry over time, which is supported by three individuals who are descendants of recent arrivals from the Caucasus...
"The strength of the migration from the northeast of the Ancient Near East, and the fact that this migration continued for many centuries, may help to explain why rulers of city-states in Canaan in the Late Bronze Age carry non-Semitic, Hurrian names," says Shai Carmi of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. "There were strong and active connections between these regions through movements of people that help to understand the shared elements of culture."
@@NubiansNapata “Ancient Greek sources suggested they had migrated to the Levant from the East. To test that, Haber and colleagues compared the Canaanite genomes to those of other ancient populations in Eurasia. It turned out the Greeks were half right: About 50% of the Canaanites’ genes came from local farmers who settled the Levant about 10,000 years ago. But the other half was linked to an earlier population identified from skeletons found in Iran”
“The researchers also compared the ancient DNA with that of modern populations and found that most Arab and Jewish groups in the region owe more than half of their DNA to Canaanites and other peoples who inhabited the ancient Near East-an area encompassing much of the modern Levant, Caucasus, and Iran.”
@@davidagiel8130 Mate basically wrote what I Said u melt... That caanate are mix of local semetic population and Iranian.... ffs...Researchers reconstructed the genomes of the 3,700-year-old remains of five Canaanites unearthed in Sidon. Comparisons of these genomes with those of other ancient Eurasian peoples indicate that Canaanite ancestry was split roughly 50-50 between the early farmers who settled the Levant and immigrants of Iranian descent who arrived later, between 6,600 and 3,550 years ago.The researchers also determined that modern Lebanese people can attribute about 93 percent of their ancestry to the Canaanites. The other 7 percent comes from Eurasians who probably arrived in the Levant 3,700 to 2,200 years ago.
They claim it was good vs evil but in reality, the early jews *israelites* didn't like their neighbors and decided to go on the path of genocide. Which isn't uncommon in judeo Christian tradition.
what has happened before, will happen again :(
As we see today
8:34 how are those two not the same again???
Your presentation starts with, the Bible doesn't say much about the Canaanites. That statement is simply incorrect. I find it interesting that there was no listing of Canaanite tribes, in particular the Phoenicians. According to the Bible, they were also descendants of Canaan, descendant of Ham.
I think that the amorites were canaanites that ambushed sumerian regions and caused atrocities. In the sumerian renaissance the the amorites were pushed out. But there were many amorites that where integrated and ruled. They stayed but distanced themselves from the amorites and their culture. This went so far that they denied their origins and hated their ancestors. IMHO the authors of the old testament were of that origin. The hate of the canaanites in the Old Testament is denial of the own uncivilized origins.
Yes its true - ammorites became turkic and asian
Because turks are asians and descendants of sumerians
Other canaanites not asian at all especially hittites - their race became different despite the fact that they are also descendants of Canaan
this is how the Kazakhs appeared lol
And chuvashs - we are were mixed with hunns - and thus the Turks became ultra-Asians and the Mongoloid race
Virtual Museum Tour - Canaanite Hall: th-cam.com/video/orvXpnKVS7I/w-d-xo.html
Canaanite City of Gazru: th-cam.com/video/Yjv8N2ZB7F8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YDhTLW8SO40vatbP