WHO ARE THE GERMANS - Churches of God Cyber Auxiliary

Who are the Germans?
In addition, a Franconian, Celtis-Pickel (a translator of Tacitus), stated that the Germans were anciently originally
in Scythia (the Russian steppes), by the Black Sea. lxiv How did the Germans spread from the Black Sea region
into central Europe? One researcher explains that the western Scythians lived in covered wheeled wagons,
constructed as houses of wicker-work on chariots. lxiv Their clothing included belts, baggy trousers and pointed
caps. lxiv Gamkrelidze and Ivanovlxiv explain that the wheeled wagons
. . .spread from the place of their inception in the Near East to the Volga-Ural region, the region north of the
Black Sea, the Balkans, and central Europe.
By the time the Assyrians reached Central Europe, their language had drastically changed. However, the peoples of
southern Germany and Switzerland still have traces of ancient Asiatic-Etruscan (Near Eastern) in their tongue. lxiv
As the Assyrians settled in beautiful Germany, their reputation as warriors spread. Lempriere clearly illustrates this
point:
Germania, an extensive country of Europe, at the east of Gaul. Its inhabitants were warlike, fierce, and
uncivilized, and proved watchful and indefatigable opposers of the power of Rome. Caesar first entered their
country, but he rather checked their fury than conquered them. The ancient Germans were very
superstitious, and, in many respects, their religion was the same as that of their neighbours the Gauls; whence
some have concluded that these two nations were of the same origin...they built no temples to their gods, but
paid great attention to the heroes and warriors which their country had produced. lxiv
One of their goddesses, the Queen of Heaven, was Ostern, Ostara or Eastre. In ancient Assyria they called the
Queen of Heaven Ishtar. Yes, the names of some of their gods and goddesses were carried with them into Central
Europe. Note my previous discussion on Thor. We have also seen how the name Ashur has many forms such as
Asura or Ashira. lxiv The Indian form and title of the national god of Assyria was Saha, meaning "the mighty",
"overcoming" or "victorious" in the Sanskrit. The Gothic Cognate (i.e. a word having the same source or origin) is
"sig" or "sigis"; the German is "sieg" which also means "victory" and was written by the mysterious Axe
sign. lxiv This is the origin of the warlike "sieg und heil" ("victory and salvation") salute used for centuries by the
Germans before the Nazis. A further deity of Germany was Thuisto, lxiv Tuisto or Tuisco from whom they claimed
descent. lxiv Who was this god? In 1605 a publication appeared in England with the title of Restitution of Decayed
Intelligence in Antiquities. It had this to say of the origin of the name Deutsche:
Tuysco, the most ancient and peculiar god of all the Germans...of this Tuisco, the first and chiefest man of
many among the Germans, and after whom they do call themselves Tuytshen, that is dutsches and duytsch
people, I have already spoken. lxiv
We see then, that Deutsch and Deutschland is directly derived from Tuisto or Tuitsch. One of the Assyrian kings
was named Teutamuslxiv but whether there is any connection to the name Tuitsch, is not known (see Chart 3:
Kings of Nineveh). Remember the reference to the Assyrians by the Indians in the previous chapter? They
called them Daityas or Deutsche! As to who this Deutsch or Tuitsch was, we must turn to the German King list as
revealed in the Bavarian Chronicle The list extends to some thirty-nine kings. lxiv The first twelve will suffice for
the purpose of this study.
Chart 6: Early Kings of Germany:
1. Tuitsch
2. Mannus or Ninus
3. Eingeb
4. Ausstaeb (Istaevon)
5. Herman
6. Mers
7. Gampar - His daughter gave birth to
Tuscus, Schyth, Argatyrsas,
Peucinger and Guths
8. Schwab
9. Wandler
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