This is the most complete or near-complete account I have ever heard. Ashe oleng' papaai. Please write more and send to us in Kenya. Tutanunua vitabu zako zote
niko na swali tunaweza pata kwa kiswahili ,, maana muisreali , alikuwa mtu , mweuzi, kweli kabisa , leo kuna waisreali wazungu , waongo,, revealation 2:9. revelation 3:9
@@phillwainaina7252 iyo ni ngumu kueleza, kwa sababu ya miaka mingi na intermarriages between different nations. A lot of genetic exchanges over the years inasababisha kukawe na iyo diversity ya rangi. Sisi sana sana ni weusi or with light complexion, because according to this account the founding mothers were Cushitic, and we have had more Cushitic women -Isopiain, and the black nations we fought along the way. I would say the original Israelites weren't white, but weren't black either. I would imagine their skin tone being similar to the Middle Easterners like Afghanistan or Iran. Not the same as Arab though the Arabs conquered the whole Middle East and occupied it. But you can tell the original people who are not Arab. Today's Israelis have come back from mainly the West. If we have become black after several centuries due to being in the black world, they could also become white after centuries of mixing with white people.
Nikiongezea ata rika zetu zimetofautiana kwamiaka saba na nikwasababu ya kile kilichotokea Jakob alichunga mifugo ya laban kwa miaka 7 ili kumpata lea lakini alipewa recho ilimbidi achunge zingine sababa ili ampate Lea aliekuwa akimta kwahiyo alichunga mifugo kwa miaka 14 nimpata lea ndio maaana tunafanya tohara kwa miaka 7 mfululizo na tunasimamisha kwa miaka 7 mfululize hivyo kuna utofauti wa miaka 7 kwakila rika ndani ya miaka 14
Eiro Isiraeli Hebrew. But according to some accounts, the modern Hebrew language isn't the ancient Hebrew language. It is an emergent one that started being spoken at a certain point. With also some new terms like Israelites starting to be called Jews. I would imagine the original Maa was closely related to the original Hebrew, but there has been a lot of evolution. It is a natural fact of language. Over time, it changes according to the environment, the fact our community introduced a lot of women from other languages -na lugha huitwa lugha ya mama....
But a curious case, is the name of Egypt. Etejo oltasat te account enye, Ilmaasai apa ootejo inakop Ilmesiri. Today's Misiri (Kiswahili), comes from Misr (Arabic), which comes from Hebrew. The original Hebrew term is "Mizraim", which in the Hebrew Bible is the son of Ham. Progenitor to that nation of Egypt. So am comparing "Ilmesiri" (Maa) o "Mizraim" (Hebrew). Also of note is that the Hebrew of today in which the Hebrew Bible is written, is a variant of the original Hebrew language.
