WHO ARE THE GERMANS - Churches of God Cyber Auxiliary

Who are the Germans?
In Northwest India, tradition alleges, the name Asura came to be labelled on a faction of the Aryans who were driven
out of India to the west and north. lxiv They were a warrior-caste, who had undertaken a change of religion, lxiv
following Ahura Mazada (or Athura, Asuras), the rebel god, to the north and northwest. lxiv
Kalyanaraman, in his excellent two volume work Aryatarangini. The Saga of the Indo-Aryans, reveals that the Asura
rebels were under the leadership of one Yima (who was an Odin?) who settled them in what we call today, Lithuania,
on the Baltic! lxiv Yama or Yim (son of Surya) had a brother Athtar or Assaracus, resembling the name of Asshur,
according to Dr. Pilkey. lxiv
The Catti are one and the same as the Asura for both were rebels and both were warlike peoples exiled from their
Aryan brethren. The next we hear of them is in Scythic Central Asia, known as the Borusi who later named the
Volga "Oarus (Rus, if you remember, was a district in Anatolia). Here they met up with other Rusi tribes migrating
out of Asia Minor. lxiv
The Borusi or Borussians, migrated up to the Baltic. The name changed to Brussi. The German equivalent of the
Latin "Borusi" is Presussen from where we derive the name "Prussian." lxiv The western section of the Baltic peoples
is known as the old (or original) Prussians. The Eastern branch are a different, but related people called the Latvians
and Lithuanians. lxiv The Old Prussians are also known as East Prussians today. What do the Borusi or Prussians
have to do with the Aestii (Asuras)? Everything!
For Tacitus, writing in the first century A.D., makes mention of the Aestii (or Aessii) dwelling on the Baltic coast
where the Borusi were. lxiv They were two different names for the same people, historians unanimously claim.
Gothic writer, Jordanes, places the Aestii to the east of the Vistula in Prussia. lxiv They were also known as the
Haesti (Hesti or Nestians?) or Aistians or Aesty and were also called the Bororussians or Borussians or Bruzi. lxiv
The Aestii or Borussians resembled the north Germans in both appearance and in customs. lxiv They were just
another branch of the same peoples being placed in that region next to their fellows, through Divine guidance, after
being separated when migrating to India.
The Aestii Prussians spread along the coast westwards into northern Poland, naming the Bay of Danzig after
themselves. Today a lagoon in that bay is still known as Ais-mareslxiv derived from the name Aistii or Aestii. The
Daugava River flowing through Latvia, was originally known as the Dan-wina, which, like Danzig, is probably
named after the father of Assuram, Dedan.
One of the Aestii tribes was the Sudva, known also as the Dainava Jotva (derived from Dedan-Joktan?). They were
the largest and most important Prussian tribe, known also as Jatvingians, Jotvingai or Jatwiagi. lxiv A collection of
36,000 (!) folksongs of the Baltic peoples is called the Daines. The regions in Anatolia, near where the Hittites were,
were known as Dardania and Dardanum. These plus the similar names on the Baltic may be derived from Dedan, not
the Israelitish tribe of Dan, who were never there!
Finally, why have artifacts resembling those of the Assyrians and Hittites been found in Scandinavia: images of
Astarte and Assyrian bronze swords? lxiv Because Assuram, being associated with Assyria, brought them with them
on their journeyings into Europe! Also, I should mention here that it is said that German scholars in the 1930’s
claimed Hittite origins of the Germans, although I have seen no proof of this at the present time.
Now that we have discovered the true origins of the North Germans, what of the Assyrian and Hittite impact on
European history since they put down roots in the heart of Europe? In the following chapter we shall explore the
incredible destiny of the German peoples. But we need to keep in mind that it is probably better to say that the
Assyro-Hittites settled in modern-day Deutschland as Deutschers as other peoples were sometimes referred to as
"Germani" as I will be pointing out in a future book on the 'lost' 12 tribes of Israel. Further, these Assyro-Hittites
knew that they were Germans, but the land did not become known as 'Germany' for some time.
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