Who were Melchizedek, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob?
Excerpted from: Bible Interpretations and Explanations. Written by Amunubi Rahkaptah
Melchizedek was an incarnation of the Most High God of the
Phoenicians called Elyon, therefore, Melchizedek was Phoenician. As
stated earlier in this Booklet, the Phoenicians were a branch of the
Hindu People.
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are another way of saying Brahma,
Vishnu, and Siva of the Hindu, because the Jewish People are an
extraction of the Hindu, and Judaism is another form of Hinduism.
Moreover, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are another way of saying
Ham, Shem, and Japheth. Therefore, Abraham was Phoenician
People and the Jews adopted that name, and thereby the meeting of
Melchizedek and Abraham in the book of Genesis (14 chapter and
19 verses) meant that the Jewish People and other Caucasians
would receive their religion and culture from Phoenicians, but the
Phoenicians had received their basic knowledge and culture from the
Ethiopians.
18. The Jews (Gews) were originally GREEKS from Greece who
became the first Caucasian group to reach the lands (Africa and Asia)
of culture and riches around three thousand (3000) B.C., hence, they
became known as Hebrews in ancient times. The word HEBREW
means BLACK and STAR-WORSHIPER, and because the
Phoenicians were Star-Worshipers is one reason the Jewish People
have a Star today as their religious symbol. Moreover, a Star is a
symbol of power, knowledge, wisdom, and understanding. The Jews'
original symbol was the CROSS like the other Caucasians' symbol.
Hebrew is a variant of the word Ghebre (also spelled Gheber).