Semitic literally translates to "Son of Shem", however a more accurate translation is "received the blessings of Shem". Seeing as Judah did not receive Shem's blessings they are not Semitic.
Semitic literally translates to "Son of Shem", however a more accurate translation is "received the blessings of Shem". Seeing as Judah did not receive Shem's blessings they are not Semitic.
I don't know where you got that information, but Semitic definitely refers to a geographical location. It's a term used by historians before the year 1980 and not many others.
I don't know where you got that information, but Semitic definitely refers to a geographical location. It's a term used by historians before the year 1980 and not many others.
Where'd you learn that?
Where'd you learn that?
Some guy made a short video on it awhile back, it was posted here before. I'll try to find it later tonight.
Some guy made a short video on it awhile back, it was posted here before. I'll try to find it later tonight.
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