The Identity of Magog Josephus the great Jewish historian in 1AD identifies the Magogites as Scythians who branched east and west from the region of the Black Sea. This is in agreement with the writings of the Jewish Talmund which identifies Magog as the Goths, a group of Nomadic tribes, and being a Germanic people. It seems beyond doubt that the Germanic line as we know it today is descended from Magog. The Germanic line of Magog seems to have a direct tie-in to the ancestry of Rome. In this respect it is interesting to note that Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler claimed the title The Third Reich (The 3rd Empire) and in so doing claimed to be a direct extension and heir to the rule of Rome as expressed over centuries in the Holy Roman Empire (known as the First Reich) and the empire of Kaiser Bismarck (known as the Second Reich) Much of the ancestry of the Magogites is concentrated in modern-day Germany, but large numbers are also concentrated in the former Soviet Union. Catherine the Great the most famous Russian Empress was a German. On July 22nd, 1763 she proclaimed open immigration for the German people offering freedom from military service and most taxes. These Germanic colonies mostly settled in the lower Volga region which is South and a little east of Moscow. This also caused a large number of Germans to migrate to the Ukraine. The 2010 Russian census found that approx. 2.9million citizens still understood the German language. So now it is possible that the people representing the Magogite/Germanic ancestry in the last days could come entirely from within the borders of Russia especially as we will discover the other two coalition nations are also located within the boundaries of the former Soviet Union.
Posted on: Sat, 26 Jul 2014 15:02:33 +0000
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