By SHOSHANA RAPPEPORT
Hello!
My name is Shoshana Rappeport, I am writing to you from
Israel.
I have read your blog entry from Nov. 30, 2007 about the
book: "Bina Mene: Connecting the Hebrews" by General Sir Paulias
Matane.
You and the author note that there are connections between
your language and Hebrew and Greek. This is most certainly true, and the truth
is that all languages are related to Hebrew, it is the language closest to the
original language that all humankind shared before the Tower of Babel when all
languages were confused.
My husband and I learned about this after reading this book
: "The Origin of Speeches" by Isaac Mozeson. We were first sceptical
but in the years since we have gathered many hundreds of thousands of words
from all over the globe that most certainly relate to the original language, the
closest language to the original language today is Hebrew.
Greek seems to be very closely related to Hebrew- and it
seems that Hebrew pre-dated the greek.
Most etymology entries in dictionaries are false, this is
not a theory accepted by most language scholars but I can prove it beyond a
shadow of a doubt- this is true. All languages come from one language close to
Hebrew.
It does not surprise me that the language of the Bina tribe
is related to Hebrew- this means that the Bible is true and we are all related
as the human family.
The question is, are those tribes in papua New Guinea that
say they are Jewish truly Jewish?
We will perhaps never know the definite answer to this
question. The Jewish tradition that has been passed down for thousands of years
has an answer for this:
In effect, it doesnt matter- what matters is the desire to
join the Jewish people. If the Jewish Tradition has not been practiced for four
generations at any point in the line and if the Jewish heritage is uncertain or
unrecognised, then even if the person is Jewish a symbolic
"conversion" process must be undertaken with a Beit Din (traditional
Jewish court) to declare that the person would like to join (or re-join) the
Jewish people.
To be a member of the Jewish people means being responsible
for keeping 613 laws. It means not that you are a better person than the rest
of humanity, but it means you have more responsibility for the rest of the
world.
There is also an option in our tradition to be attached to
Israel and be attached to the God of Israel and yet not keep all the laws that
Jews must keep and the level of responsibility associated with it. This path is
also loved by God and anyone who chooses this path and keeps only 7 laws as
they should is just as loved by God as the High Priest in the Temple.
This is called "Bnei Noach" and these people
choose to keep the seven laws given to Noah after the flood- laws that were
known to humankind since the beginning of time and were given once more after
the flood to all creation.
This is what the God of Israel wishes for all creation, the
Jews were merely selected to keep knowledge of this until the time when the
world was thirsting for this knowledge and unity once more. The truth shall and
does go out from Zion.
If you know anyone who would like to learn more about what
Judaism truly teaches, whether they would like to undergo a symbolic conversion
and keep 613 laws, become a Bnei Noach and keep 7 laws, or just to learn,
please feel free to pass on my contact information and I will help them to find
a good and qualified teacher.
Blessings!
Shoshana Rappeport
PO 410
Mitzpe Ramon 80600
Israel
Psalm 97:1 The Lord has reigned, the earth will exult; many
islands will rejoice.
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