Tracing Our Ancestors - Includes color map

by Frederick Haberman

This book answers many of the questions about the racial origins of the Europeans who settled America and transformed it from a sparsely inhabited wilderness into the greatest Christian Nation of all time. Haberman traces America's ancestors back beyond western Europe ever eastward to their origin. The author also reveals the results of his long and arduous study and research that covers the location of the Deluge or Noah's Flood, the identity of the "Covenant Race", "the Golden Age of Phoencia", Drudic Britain, Ancient Ireland, the Throne of David and the United States in prophecy. If you haven't read this remarkable account of a "special people" who are rarely traced back to such an ancient period you owe it to yourself to read Frederick Haberman's "Tracing Our Ancestors."

192 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2002

Reviews

[Bobby Daugherty · Rating 4 out of 5]

The rested use of the number 33 is suspicious but overall an interesting book about the migration of the original Israelites.

[Tim · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a very detailed book. The last half was very interesting and here is an example. I knew about the tradition that the prophet Jeremiah took the daughters of King Zedekiah with him when he left Egypt and that one of the daughters, Tea or Tamar Tephi married the king in Ireland. The ancient name of Ireland was Ibernia, meaning new land of the Hebrews. That marriage reunited the lines of Judah’s sons Pharez and Zarah thus continuing the several promises that David would never lack a man on the throne. See Ezekiel 17 and note the twigs, the daughters, being carried away.

Here is what I didn’t know. At that time in Ulster, about 580 BC, Zarah’s descendants had a religion based on Bel and serpents. Jeremiah demanded a renunciation of that religion and an acceptance of the Mosaic law and Yahweh as their God. Once this was done he gave his charge, Tamar Tephi to King Eochaidh the Heremon for wife thus continuing the lineage of King David.

This line eventually moved to Scotland and thus from there to the throne in England. Now when ever a man is crowned as king in England he must recite his lineage back to King David of the tribe of Judah. The harp has been a symbol in Irish history and the stone of Scone has been a part of the lineage of the kings. It is said that Jeremiah brought David’s harp and the stone with him.

Quoting now from the book, “From this eradication of the serpent worship appears to have grown the legend that the Patriarch, St Patrick, drove the snakes out of Ireland.” Later the Catholic church changed this tradition to their favor.

This book is a short compilation of information that would fill an entire library and museum with facts that are on the verge of being lost and forgotten. The only other thing I will say the author probably did not know about. He uses the false name Jehovah which means I AM Ruin or I AM Destroyed. Our best current understanding for the name of our God is Yahweh.