Semite

[CinnamonCake]

Why do we have to use the name "Semite" for the people like the Assyrians and the Arabs? It comes from the word shem and thus indicates jewish ancestry. Gentiles are not descendants of jewish noah. Even using this name for the language family is not correct in my opinion. When the yehuborim mingled with Gentiles, they must have started speaking their language. Otherwise I cannot understand the similarity of Arabic and hebrew. There is a logical error here from the very beginning. I don't understand why the terms were created from the hebrew point of view. I'm curious about your opinion.

 

[Rational Satanist]

It comes from the word shem and thus indicates jewish ancestry.

No, it does not. It's true that it's buybullical, but according to the buybull, Shem had many sons and only one of them was the father of the yehuborim. All the others were Gentiles.

They are called Semites, for lack of better word, because of their languages mostly. All these languages like Arabic, Hebrew, Babylonian, Sumerian, Egyptian (and even Ethiopian) have the same root and some common vocabulary. Hebrew in particular isn't even the original "semitic" language but it's stolen from Babylonian, so it's quite the other way than what you say: It's not the Gentiles that started speaking their language, but the yehuborim that steal everything: the gods (did you know YHWH was originally a minor canaanite god?), their beliefs, their texts, and even their language.

 

[Siatris Ioholo]

Why do we have to use the name "Semite" for the people like the Assyrians and the Arabs? It comes from the word shem and thus indicates jewish ancestry. Gentiles are not descendants of jewish noah. Even using this name for the language family is not correct in my opinion. When the yehuborim mingled with Gentiles, they must have started speaking their language. Otherwise I cannot understand the similarity of Arabic and hebrew. There is a logical error here from the very beginning. I don't understand why the terms were created from the hebrew point of view. I'm curious about your opinion.

The term anti-Semite is used by yehuborim to confuse. yehuborim are a race on their own. Other people from the Middle East are just Gentiles and not yehuborim.

yehuborim are a bastardized hybrid and they have local blood and the blood of all nations, but they are yehuborim and nothing else.

https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=30544&p=291008&hilit=Semite#p291008

 

[CinnamonCake]

It comes from the word shem and thus indicates jewish ancestry.

No, it does not. It's true that it's buybullical, but according to the buybull, Shem had many sons and only one of them was the father of the yehuborim. All the others were Gentiles.

They are called Semites, for lack of better word, because of their languages mostly. All these languages like Arabic, Hebrew, Babylonian, Sumerian, Egyptian (and even Ethiopian) have the same root and some common vocabulary. Hebrew in particular isn't even the original "semitic" language but it's stolen from Babylonian, so it's quite the other way than what you say: It's not the Gentiles that started speaking their language, but the yehuborim that steal everything: the gods (did you know YHWH was originally a minor canaanite god?), their beliefs, their texts, and even their language.

Thank you for the correction and reply Brother/Sister. I actually used the word “their” for Gentiles here: When the yehuborim mingled with Gentiles, they must have started speaking their language. It's still used because of the lack of a better word, as you said.

 

[CinnamonCake]

Why do we have to use the name "Semite" for the people like the Assyrians and the Arabs? It comes from the word shem and thus indicates jewish ancestry. Gentiles are not descendants of jewish noah. Even using this name for the language family is not correct in my opinion. When the yehuborim mingled with Gentiles, they must have started speaking their language. Otherwise I cannot understand the similarity of Arabic and hebrew. There is a logical error here from the very beginning. I don't understand why the terms were created from the hebrew point of view. I'm curious about your opinion.

The term anti-Semite is used by yehuborim to confuse. yehuborim are a race on their own. Other people from the Middle East are just Gentiles and not yehuborim.

yehuborim are a bastardized hybrid and they have local blood and the blood of all nations, but they are yehuborim and nothing else.

https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=30544&p=291008&hilit=Semite#p291008

Thank you