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THE DISCOVERY OF THE GOD OF ABRAHAM M. M. NINAN FOREWORD CHAPTER I: INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION………………………………… 1 CHAPTER II: WHO ARE THE DRAVIDS?………………………………………..8 CHAPTER III: CHILDREN OF ABRAHAM………………………………………… 29 CHAPTER IV: RELIGION OF HARAPPA………………………………………… 42 CHAPTER V: ARYAN ENTRY INTO INDIA………………………………………… 54 CHAPTER VI: VEDISM……………………………………………………………… 90 CHAPTER VII: THE DISCOVERY OF THE GOD OF ABRAHAM………………….98 CHAPTER VIII ABRAHAM BECOMES BRAHMA ………………………………… 112
FOREWORD This study was forced upon me as I came across the attempts by Vedics and the new converts to Vedism in America, trying to establish and OIT (Out of India Theory) where everything came out of India particularly from North India. The latest attempt was to establish that Abraham the father of the Hebrew, Jewish nation was actually an Indian from the tribe of Kula-dev who lived in North India. According to this theory Abraham was a noted follower of the Vedic religion, which at that time was spread over the world and not confined to India alone as it later came to be. He was also of the Brahmin caste. Some anthropologists, and Swami Bhaktivedanta (the founder of the Hare Krishna movement), claimed that Abraham was actually of the Yadava clan–the family of Krishna which disappeared from India after his death. If this is true, then all “Jews” are really Indian in their origin and related to Sri Krishna. In fact they also claim both Jesus and Moses are buried in India. “The name of Brahma (Abraham/Abram) was highly respected in India, and his influence spread throughout Persia as far as the lands bathed by the rivers Euphrates and Tigris. The Persians adopted Brahma and made him their own. Later they would say that the God arrived from Bactria, a mountainous region situated midway on the road to India.. . " (Moisés y los Extraterrestres, Mexican author Tomás Doreste pp. 46-47.) “Bactria was the locality of the prototypical Jewish nation of Juhuda or Jaguda,is also called Ur-Jaguda. Ur meant “place or “town.” Therefore, the bible was correct in stating that Abraham came from “Ur of the Chaldeans.” “Chaldeans,” more correctly Kaul-Deva, was not the name of a specific ethnicity, but the title of an ancient brahmanical priestly sect" who lived in what are now Afghanistan and Pakistan. The Afghan city of Kashgar, south Of Kabul, stands on the site of ancient Jaguda. Our theologians confuse “Ur of the Chaldeans” with “Ur of the Sumerians.” The tribe of Ioud or the Brahmin Abraham, was expelled from or left the Maturea of the kingdom of Oude in India and, settling in Goshen, or the house of the Sun or Heliopolis in Egypt, gave it the name of the place which they had left in India, Maturea." (Anacalypsis: An Attempt to Draw Aside the Veil of the Saitic Isis or an Inquiry into the Origin of Languages, Nations and Religions Godfrey Higgins 1833 Vol. I, p. 405.) That led me to the search for Hebrew connection with India. At least they led to the discovery of the connection between Abraham and <strong>Brahman</strong>. How did this happen? How did the Vedic gods die? How did the new Hindu gods came in to rule? This is what is dealt with in this study. In that process, I have extensively quoted from authorities in their field and has given full credit to them. After all they are the experts. The logical connection between the various scholars and experts and the final conclusions are mine alone. If it verges on Plagiarism, forgive me. Prof.M.M.Ninan Nov 2015
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