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Once we move beyond recognizing the
African roots of Mesoamerica's mother culture we come to the more
fascinating theories regarding the source of their culture and the cause
of the trigger for an immigration representing so much knowledge and
talent.
The Toltecs were never conquered and kept
good records. Prof. Herman L. Hoeh in his exhaustive Compendium of World History
explains the birth of the Olmec civilization by
comparing dates with history before Christ.
The first seeds of Olmec culture
began in the Americas as the result of Spain expelling the North
Africans who had enslaved them in 1892 BC or 3 millenniums prior to 1492.
The date has been kept by adding 520 years to the great flood and
corresponds with the date of GIANTS arriving in Mesoamerica as recorded by
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The
Mysterious Olmecs  |
1849
BC
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Who was this mysterious people that have
so baffled the modern-day historians and anthropologists? To
find the answer to this riddle we must go back, once again, to
the OLD World! |
"In the year 1883 B.C. an invasion of
Spain took place from the confines of North Africa. Having
become a civilized land and wealthy due to changes in climate and
the presence of many producing gold mines, Spain aroused the
greed of Egypt and other North African nations.
A king by the
name of GERION or DEABUS, with a large army and many ships,
conquered Spain and forced the inhabitants to dig
gold for their new African overlords. Many Spanish slaves died
from overwork under this tyranny"
Osyris slew Gerion in 1849, upon
which part of his tribe took to ship and sailed to the New
World. A tradition found among the Toltecs of Mexico and
preserved by Ixtlilxochitl declares there once were giants
in their land. Even the date of the arrival of these
giants has been preserved by the Toltec historian. It was
520 years after the flood. (Bancroft
"Native Races of the Pacific States", vol. V, p.
209. )
The year of the flood was 2370-2369. And 520 years AFTER
the flood -- that is, after 2369 -- is 1849, the very year
a great battle was fought in Spain during which Gerion was
slain and many of the giants were expelled.
Herman
L Hoeh
Compedium of World History (google)
or Compendium
of World History
1963 1966, 1969 Edition pf PhD Dissertation |
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The
Book of Mormon
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The Book of Mormon is
about a small group of Jews who fled Jerusalem in 600 B.C.
and sailed to America. However, there is an older book
within The Book of Mormon called The Book of Ether. It
tells about a group of people who fled the Tower of Babel
at least 3000 years before Christ called the "Jaredites".
Because they were a righteous people the LORD did not
confound their language, and a Prophet led them called
"The Brother of Jared" (his actual name was
Mahonri Moriancumr). All of the Jaredite names are Hamitic,
and the descendants of Ham were black. Most Mormon
scholars believe that the Jaredites were the ancient
Olmecs; the first civilization on the American continent. |
"The existence of the OLMEC culture in
Mexico and Central America, along with terraced pyramids
(similar to SUMERIAN ZIGGURATS), calendrical systems,
mathematics and sculptured figures WITH BEARDS or Negroid
features implies, to many observers, "a CONNECTION with
such peoples as the...PHOENICIANS, HITTITES... or
CARTHAGINIANS" -- all of whom were CANAANITES
hope-of-israel.org/olmec.htm
"While official Mormon promotional literature and activities continue
to make claims of scientific support from the fields of archaeology and
anthropology, there are NO non-Mormon specialists in these fields who
support the premise of an ancient Hebrew civilization in the pre-Columbian
Americas. "
John Keyser AMERICAN INDIANS AND THE BOOK OF MORMON
hope-of-israel.org/olmec.htm
Olmecs
by John Keyser on the web by google
Mormons
& Olmecs by google
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" It was 520 years after the flood....
The year of the flood was 2370-2369
BC. And 520 years after the flood -- that is, after 2369 -- is 1849
BC, the very year a great battle was fought in Spain
during which Gerion was slain and MANY OF THE GIANTS EXPELLED.
(Bancroft, Native Races of the Pacific
States, vol. v, p.209). |
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