Forbidden Knowledge Thread - 500 Years of Forbidden Context

This story begins in the mid-1500s when Jews, expelled from Spain and Portugal during the inquisitions of the late 1400s, found refuge and eventually established a significant presence in Amsterdam. Over time, they played a key role in shaping Europe's financial landscape, including the creation of the Amsterdam Stock Exchange in 1602 and the establishment of the Bank of Amsterdam in 1609. These institutions became models for future financial systems.

To quote the words of Nikolaus Kopernikus in 1517, “The greatest and most forbidding mistake has to be when a ruler tries to make a profit from the minting of coins by introducing and circulating new coins, with an inferior weight and fineness, alongside the originals and claims that they are both of equal value...” These words should have been remembered a hundred years further down the line.

The so-called “Kipper and Wipper period” saw the highest inflation in the history of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation. The start of the Thirty Years’ War marked the beginning of a drastic deterioration in the quality of coins in Central Europe, which lasted until 1623. The origin of this financial and economic crisis, however, is to be found some decades before this.

New coins were then minted by adding copper to the silver that was extracted from these coins. The profit made by reminting coins in this way was so enticing that the silver content of the coins was further and further reduced, until pure copper coins eventually came onto the market.

Trade and transport picked up as a result of the increased volume of cash in circulation. Economic output rose, but the prices of individual products also went up rapidly. Those who had the opportunity to pass on the price rises to their customers did just that. Those receiving a fixed income, such as teachers or pensioners, no longer had enough money to live on.

The Dutch East India Company (VOC), established in 1602, was one of the most powerful and influential trading enterprises in history. Founded in the same year as the world’s first stock exchange in Amsterdam, the VOC held a monopoly on the spice trade between Western Europe and Asia, dominating global commerce during the 17th century.

In 1609, the VOC hired English sea captain and explorer Henry Hudson to find a Northeast Passage to Asia, a route that would allow ships to sail around Scandinavia and Russia. When Arctic ice blocked his path, Hudson abandoned the Northeast Passage and instead sailed westward in search of a Northwest Passage. During this voyage, he explored the northeastern coast of North America aboard the ship Halve Maen. His journey led to landfalls at Newfoundland and Cape Cod, marking some of the earliest European explorations of the region.

By 1621, Dutch settlers had established colonies in what would later become the states of New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and Connecticut, with smaller outposts in Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. This vast territory, known as New Netherland, was administered by the Dutch West India Company (WIC), founded in 1621. The WIC became the world’s first multinational corporation, backed by the financial infrastructure of a central bank and the Amsterdam stock exchange. It played a crucial role in managing Dutch colonial ventures in the Americas.

The Dutch Tulip Bubble of the 1630s was a speculative frenzy that enriched Amsterdam's financial sector, and the wealth generated was later used to support William of Orange in his campaign to seize the English throne from his father-in-law, James II. With William's success, the stage was set for the expansion of the financial institutions that had been pioneered in Amsterdam. By 1694, these systems—central banking, stock markets, and lending houses—were firmly established in London.

In 1654, the first Jewish settlers arrived in New Netherland, marking the beginning of Jewish immigration to North America. By this time, Jewish merchants and investors had become significant stakeholders in both the Dutch East and West India Companies, collectively owning more than a quarter of their shares. Their involvement in these enterprises reflected the growing influence of Jewish communities in European commerce and finance.

From there, England exported this new form of banking to its colonies, spreading its influence across the globe. This financial system, rooted in the experiments of Amsterdam and refined in London, would go on to shape the modern world.

On February 9, 1674, less than a century after the establishment of the Amsterdam stock exchange and central bank, the Dutch Republic agreed to transfer the colony of New Amsterdam to England under the Treaty of Westminster. The city was renamed New York in honor of the Duke of York, later King James II. This transfer occurred shortly before the Glorious Revolution of 1688, which reshaped the political landscape of England and its colonies.

In Europe, the financial center of gravity shifted from Amsterdam to London following the Glorious Revolution of 1688. The Bank of England, established in 1694, became a cornerstone of this new financial order. Jewish banking dynasties, who had already tested their financial systems in Amsterdam, played a significant role in this transition. The Glorious Revolution also marked the end of the centuries-long struggle in England over absolutism and the divine right of kings, as power shifted to Parliament. The City of London, a sovereign entity within England, emerged as the new hub of global finance, heavily influenced by these banking interests.

The Edict of Expulsion of the Jews from England was issued on July 18, 1290 by King Edward I due to the Jews operating a vast "Money Clipping" operation where they would shave gold coins and then use those coins like a nigger using a fake $20 bill at a gas station.

In 1664 the Edict of Expulsion on Jews was lifted by King Charles II.

In 1666 just two years later one third of the city is destroyed in a fire in what is now known as The Great Fire of London. The fire affected almost exclusively the “medieval” walled section of the city where the oldest structures stood.

The fire destroyed Three notable structures:

The Guildhall which was the Administrative center of the City of London

St. Paul's Cathedral which stood since 603 AD and was the religious center of London

The Royal Exchange which was the first exchange of London built in 1571 and modeled after the ones established in Amsterdam and Belgium

The Great Fire of London acted as a catalyst for modernization and economic growth. The rebuilding efforts, combined with the emergence of new financial services, legal frameworks, and global trade connections, transformed London into a leading financial center. By the 18th century, London had become the financial capital of the West, a position it maintained for centuries.

In 1743, in Frankfurt, Germany, Amschel Moses Bauer opened a “Counting House.” Over the shop, he placed a sign featuring a Roman eagle and a red shield. The shop became known as the “Red Shield Firm” or, in German, “Rothschild.”

When his son, Mayer Amschel Bauer, inherited the business, he decided to change his name to Rothschild. Mayer Amschel Rothschild soon learned that loaning money to nations was a far more lucrative business than loaning money to individuals, as the loans were secured by taxes.

Mayer Rothschild had five sons. He trained them all in the business and then sent them to major capitals across Europe. His first son, Amschel Mayer Jr., stayed in Frankfurt to tend the founding bank. His second son, Solomon, was sent to Vienna, Austria. His third son, Nathan, the most clever, was sent to the City of London, the financial center of the time. His fourth son, Carl, went to Naples, Italy, and his fifth son, Jakob (later changed his name to James), went to Paris, France.

In 1785, Mayer Rothschild moved his entire family (excluding his sons) to a five-story building in Frankfurt, Germany, known as the “Green Shield” building. The bottom floor was shared with and occupied by the Schiff family.

Shortly after the French Revolution in 1799, the Rothschild family began lending money and gold to the British during the Napoleonic Wars. They supplied gold to the Duke of Wellington's troops, which helped prevent the armies from defeat. Nathan Mayer Rothschild is said to have been the first person in London to learn of Wellington's victory. He used this information about Napoleon’s defeat to spread misinformation about Napoleon’s victory across Europe, manipulating the markets at the London Stock Exchange into a selling frenzy. Rothschild then bought up as much as he could in the short period before the truth became known—that Napoleon had actually lost at Waterloo and that his reign had ended.

1848 is often referred to as the "Year of Revolutions" because of the wave of uprisings and protests that swept across Europe, such as the February Revolution in France, the March Revolution in the German states, the Austrian uprisings, the Italian revolutions, the Danish Revolution, and the revolution in Wallachia (now Romania). These revolutions were driven by widespread dissatisfaction with monarchical rule, economic hardship, and demands for political reform, workers' rights, and national independence. Although The Communist Manifesto did not immediately spark these revolutions, it provided a theoretical framework for understanding and challenging the existing social and economic order.

In 1848, Marx, along with his collaborator Friedrich Engels, published The Communist Manifesto (originally titled Manifest der Kommunistischen Partei). This pamphlet became one of the most influential political documents in history. It was commissioned by the Communist League, a group of radical activists.

In 1917, the Rothschilds funded Lenin and Trotsky with $20 million (equivalent to around $500 million in 2025) through the Schiff banking family to overthrow the Russian Tsar in the Communist Revolution. (Lenin’s real name was Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, and Trotsky’s was Lev Bronshtein—both were of Jewish heritage.) Following the revolution, the Rothschilds privatized the Russian Central Bank, leading to significant control over the Russian economy. It is also noted that over 80% of the "leadership class" in post-revolutionary Russia were of Jewish descent.

Also in 1848, the first derivatives exchange was created in Chicago, United States. It is the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), the oldest organized futures market still operating in the world. However, it merged with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in 2007 to become the CME Group.

Chicago, thanks to the Midwestern grain and its strategic location, was developing as a major center for the storage, sale, and distribution of grain. A group of Jewish merchants who owned the plantations and farms in the South and Midwest formed the CBOT originally as a centralized marketplace for exchanging grain. Forward contracts, so-called “to-arrive” contracts, were soon negotiated. These allowed farmers to lock in the price and later deliver the crop.

Due to the seasonality of grain, Chicago’s storage facilities were unable to absorb the increase in supply that followed the harvest, but the same facilities were underused during the low season. Prices of grain were very volatile, and when fluctuations were too great, parties to deals often backed out. Counterparty risks were significant. Moreover, these contracts were not standardized in terms of quality or delivery time.

One of the first improvements undertaken by the CBOT was to establish a department in 1858, which was in charge of classifying and certifying grades of grain. It developed a system in which one of the grades was designated as the “standard.” This created confidence for buyers and laid the foundation for the market's development.

By 1860, the push to reestablish centralized financial authority had taken on new urgency. During this time, key figures, including prominent bankers in New York and Judah P. Benjamin—who would later become a leading figure in the Confederacy and a representative of Southern plantation interests—conspired to reshape the nation's financial system. The Civil War, which followed, was a pivotal moment in this effort. The conflict was not merely about slavery or states' rights but also about consolidating economic power under the control of Northeastern financial elites. The war provided an opportunity to centralize the authority to issue currency and undo the decentralized system that had been established during Andrew Jackson's presidency.

Control over the issuance of money grants immense power. It allows those who wield it to influence politicians, mayors, governors, and other key figures through bribery, coercion, and manipulation. This power is magnified when those in positions of authority are driven by self-interest rather than moral principles. After the Civil War, with the Union's victory and the centralization of power in the Northeast, the remaining opposition to a centralized banking system was systematically marginalized. Around the same time, similar financial consolidation was occurring in Europe, with the Bank of Hamburg evolving into the Reichsbank, Germany's central bank. These developments reflect a broader pattern of financial centralization and control that has shaped modern economic systems.

Frederick A. Delano's father, Warren Delano Jr. (July 13, 1809 – January 17, 1898), was an American merchant and drug smuggler who amassed a significant fortune by smuggling illegal opium into China. He was also the maternal grandfather of U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Warren Delano's wealth came from smuggling opium into Canton (now Guangzhou), China. Opium, a highly addictive narcotic related to heroin, was illegal in China at the time.

In the 1800s, there was a massive demand in Europe for Chinese luxury goods such as silk, tea, porcelain, and furniture. However, Chinese demand for European goods was relatively weak, which led to large trade deficits for European nations.

To address this imbalance, foreign traders like Scottish merchant William Jardine, of Jardine Matheson, turned to opium smuggling as a way to pay for Chinese goods. The massive influx of opium led to widespread addiction in China and exacerbated the trade deficit, contributing to the First Opium War (1840–1843).

The war ended with China’s defeat, resulting in the loss of control over its major ports. This period became known in China as the "Century of Humiliation," during which Western powers seized control of Chinese ports and commerce. These struggles ultimately contributed to the collapse of the Qing Dynasty in 1911.

In parallel with upheavals in Europe, such as the attempted coups by Judeo-Bolsheviks in Germany and Russia, China also experienced significant political turmoil. In 1927, China saw its first Communist Revolution, which culminated in the formation of the People's Republic of China under Mao Zedong in 1949. Jews played a significant role in shaping modern China (See: A Jew in Mao's China)

In the 19th century, the British Empire dominated the lucrative but controversial opium trade with China. Queen Victoria granted the Sassoon family—a prominent Jewish merchant dynasty—a monopoly on this trade through the British East India Company. The Sassoons, originally from Baghdad, amassed immense wealth by exporting opium grown in British India to China, where it caused widespread addiction and social devastation, leading to the Opium Wars (1839–1842 and 1856–1860).

While the Sassoons held the monopoly, American firms like Jardine & Matheson and Russell & Company often handled the transportation of opium. These subcontractors may have been used to distance the British Crown from the trade’s negative reputation. Russell & Company had ties to the Skull and Bones society, an elite group at Yale University, reflecting the interconnectedness of global trade and power.

The Sassoons deposited their profits into Rothschild banks, further aligning their fortunes with the Rothschild family, one of Europe’s most influential banking dynasties. The two families frequently intermarried, strengthening their financial and social ties. Queen Victoria, meanwhile, benefited indirectly through taxes and royal shares of the trade’s profits.

Rumors also circulated about Victoria’s close relationship with Benjamin Disraeli, a Jewish prime minister who advanced British imperial interests. Their bond, whether personal or political, remains a topic of historical speculation.

From 1865 onward, the CBOT made three important changes to the structure of its trading market. First, it established defined areas specifically for futures contracts on agricultural commodities. Second, contracts were standardized in terms of quality, quantity, and time and place of delivery. This change was later accompanied by the introduction of a clearinghouse, which reduced the counterparty risk that had plagued—as some financial economists argue—OTC trading. The third change was the introduction of a margining system.

Until the beginning of the 20th century, regulation was left to state legislation, self-regulation, and decisions by state and federal courts. It was only in 1916, after several attempts to regulate futures exchanges at the federal level (at least partially), that the first federal act, the Cotton Futures Act, entered into force. The continual changes to its own regulations made by the CBOT were reactions to court cases, to make trading acceptable in the eyes of state and federal legislators, and to ensure the performance of the contracts traded under its premises.

In 1888 the Rothschilds began to branch out into the Weapons Manufacturing business.

The Maxim-Nordenfelt Guns and Ammunition Company was the result of a takeover by Hiram Maxim of Thorsten Nordenfelt's Nordenfelt Guns and Ammunition Company in 1888. Rothschild issued £1.9 million (1888) (equivalent to £264.26 million or US$328.46 million in 2023) worth of shares to finance the merger. Nathan Rothschild retained a substantial shareholding in the new Maxim-Nordenfelt combine and ‘exerted a direct influence over its management’.

The company became part of the Barrow Shipbuilding Company, which was taken over by Vickers, Sons and Company in 1897 to form Vickers, Sons & Maxim. This gave Vickers a complete naval shipbuilding, engineering and armaments capability.

In 1911, the company expanded into aircraft manufacture and opened a flying school. They expanded even further into electrical and railway manufacturing, and in 1928 acquired an interest in the Supermarine.

Vickers, Son & Maxim (later known as Vickers Limited) became known as the most significant arms manufacturers during World War I, producing a vast quantity of weapons and ammunition for the British Empire and its allies. The company played a crucial role in supplying the war effort, particularly with its iconic Vickers machine gun, which became a staple of British and Commonwealth forces.

Vickers was heavily involved in the production of ammunition, particularly for its machine guns and other small arms. The company manufactured millions of rounds of .303 British ammunition, which was the standard caliber for British rifles and machine guns during the war. Vickers, Son & Maxim was a critical supplier of weapons and ammunition during World War I, producing everything from machine guns and artillery to tanks and naval guns. Its contributions were vital to the Allied war effort.

In 1916 Germany was winning World War I and so the Jews who still controlled the City of London the center of financial power in England promised that they would obtain American support for the war in exchange for Britain's support of Zionism.

In 1915 President Woodrow Wilson was having an affair with a woman named Mary Peck. A prominent (((Lawyer))) from New York by the name of Samuel Untermyer saw Mary Peck and Woodrow Wilson in Bermuda together and blackmailed Woodrow Wilson out of $40,000 (Around $1.2 Million in 2025 dollars).

On April 4th, 1917 the US entered WWI, the justification used was the Sinking of the Lusitania by German U-Boats in May of 1915. What was not mentioned was that J.P Morgan owned the Lusitania and that he had filled it with hundreds of thousands of rounds of ammunition and thousands of pounds of explosives (youtu.be/o6zsaONVe-s).

England made good on their promise and in November of 1917 they signed the Balfour Declaration which would ultimately culminate in the creation of the Nation State of Israel.

World War 1 and the Role of J.P. Morgan:

One year after the formation of the US Central Bank, Germany entered World War 1 and began its invasion of France. After three years of intense fighting, by 1917, the war seemed to be nearing its end, with Germany poised to win in a matter of months. At this critical moment, J.P. Morgan, having earned around $80 billion (adjusted for inflation) in commissions from selling war bonds, feared the massive liquidity that had made him the most powerful financier on the planet would soon dry up. Morgan had his own financial liabilities as well—he had personally lent about $30 billion (today’s dollars) during the war, and if Germany won, there was a real risk he would never see those loans repaid.

The Lusitania Incident and U.S. Entry into the War:

On May 7, 1915, the German U-boat U-20 torpedoed and sank the Lusitania, a British cruise liner traveling from New York to Liverpool. Of the 1,959 people on board, 1,195 perished, including 123 Americans. This tragic event was used as a key justification for the United States to enter the war on April 6, 1917. While hundreds of thousands of American lives were lost, J.P. Morgan, acting as the U.S. agent for the Rothschild family, ensured that his financial interests were protected. The continuation of the war enabled him to secure repayment for his enormous debts.

The Aftermath of the War:

Germany ultimately lost the war, and the Treaty of Versailles, signed in 1919, imposed harsh penalties on the country, crippling its economy and devastating its people. This treaty set the stage for the rise of extremism in Germany, including the failed Judeo-Bolshevik coup (known as the November Revolution), which would, in turn, help facilitate Adolf Hitler’s rise to power.

Meanwhile, in the United States, populist politician Huey Long was gaining traction as a potential presidential candidate for the 1936 election. Long, known for his anti-war stance and criticism of President Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR), positioned himself as a challenger to FDR’s policies. However, Long’s political ambitions were cut short when he was assassinated in 1935 by Carl Weiss, a jew, a event that remains shrouded in controversy. Long’s death removed a significant obstacle to FDR’s re-election and the continuation of his administration’s pro-semetic policies.

FDR’s administration, with its ties to influential financial institutions—such as his uncle, Frederic A. Delano, who was a founding member of the Federal Reserve—played a key role in shaping U.S. economic and foreign policy during the interwar period. The outbreak of World War II and its aftermath, including the Holocaust, had profound global consequences. The war and its atrocities, including the genocide of six million Jews, became a catalyst for the establishment of the modern state of Israel in 1948, fulfilling long-standing aspirations within the Jewish community for a national homeland.

WWII and Pearl Harbor:

The attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, was a pivotal moment in World War II, drawing the United States into the conflict. However, there has been significant debate and speculation over whether the U.S. government had prior knowledge of the attack. Evidence suggests that American intelligence had prior knowledge of an impending Japanese strike. For example, intercepted communications and decoded messages hinted at Japan’s intentions.

One such piece of evidence comes from former Chief Warrant Officer Ralph T. Briggs, a radio intercept operator stationed in Cheltenham, Maryland, in 1941. In an interview later declassified by the National Security Agency, Briggs recounted intercepting a coded Japanese message in early December 1941. The message, "HIGASHI NO KAZE AME" (East Wind Rain), was understood to signify a break in diplomatic relations with the United States. This, along with other intelligence, is proof that the U.S had at least partial forewarning of Japan’s aggressive intentions shortly before Pearl Harbor.

Roosevelt administration, aware of Japan’s growing desperation due to economic sanctions and an oil embargo, allowed the attack to occur to galvanize public support for entering the war. Prior to Pearl Harbor, American public opinion was overwhelmingly against involvement in World War II. Polls from 1940 and 1941 consistently showed that a majority of Americans opposed entering the conflict, with only a small percentage supporting actions that might provoke Japan or Germany.

For example, a March 1940 poll revealed that 96% of Americans were against declaring war on Germany. Similarly, a September 1940 survey by Fortune Magazine found that 40% of business leaders favored appeasing Japan, while fewer than 20% supported an embargo or military threats. The attack on Pearl Harbor dramatically shifted public sentiment, unifying the nation behind the war effort.

Meanwhile, in Europe, Adolf Hitler repeatedly attempted to negotiate peace with Britain between September 1939 and June 1941. However, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, determined to continue the fight against Nazi Germany, rejected these overtures. Churchill’s refusal to entertain peace talks and his commitment to the Allied cause have been both praised and criticized. Some historians argue that his decisions prolonged the war, contributing to the immense human and material costs of the conflict.

Churchill’s strategies and decisions, including the bombing campaigns against German cities, have led some to label him a controversial figure. The broader consequences of World War II, including the deaths of tens of millions, point towards Churchill being one of histories greatest War Criminals.

Prescott Bush's (Father and Grandfather of two future US Presidents) business interests in Germany suffered after the outbreak of the Second World War. On 20th October, 1942, the United States government seized the assets of the Union Banking Corporation. The shares of the bank were owned by Prescott Bush, E. Roland Harriman, and a couple of members of the Nazi Party. Under the Trading with the Enemy Act, the government took over the Union Banking Corporation and the Silesian-American Corporation, a company that had been managed by Prescott Bush and his father-in-law George Herbert Walker.

The Union Banking Corporation (UBC) was a New York investment bank incorporated in 1924. >The now-former U.S. Senator Prescott Bush was a founding member and is included among its seven directors whose entire collective shareholdings in Union Banking Corp were shares wholly owned by, and held on behalf of, the Thyssen empire's Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart in Rottendam.

Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart N.V. was a Dutch bank that provided financial services for the House of Orange-Nassau and German industrialist and financier of Adolf Hitler, Fritz Thyssen

House of Orange-Nassau

It was founded in 1916 by August Thyssen.

One of its subsidiaries was the American bank Union Banking Corporation. The funds for Hitler's Brown House (The headquarters of the National Socialist German Workers' Party) were routed through Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart and Union Banking Corporation.

In August 1946, the clandestine Operation Juliana was organized to re-appropriate the Orange-Nassau stock portfolio that had been transferred to Berlin.

Prior to the Second World War, Thyssen used Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart to route iron imports destined for Vereingte Stahlwerke AG into Germany.

The bank was later converted into TBG AG by heir Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza.

On July 22, 1946, just ten months after the end of World War II, the King David Hotel in Jerusalem was bombed by the Jewish Irgun terrorist group, led by Menachem Begin, who would later become the Prime Minister of Israel. At the time, the British Empire still controlled the region known as Palestine, and Jewish nationalist groups sought to establish a Jewish state in the area. To achieve this goal, Jewish militant organizations operated terrorist cells within British-controlled Palestine, culminating in the King David Hotel attack, which killed 91 people. The bombing was intended to pressure the already weakened British Empire to withdraw from Palestine, paving the way for the creation of a Jewish state.

The attack significantly influenced British policy, leading to their decision to withdraw from Palestine in 1947. This withdrawal set the stage for the United Nations Partition Plan, which proposed dividing Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states. In 1948, the State of Israel was officially established.

In 1949, the American Zionist Council (AZC) was founded. Its primary function was to channel funds and other resources from Israel to members of the U.S. Congress, effectively bribing them to support pro-Zionist and pro-Israel legislation. For five years, the AZC operated as a tax-exempt organization, avoiding scrutiny over its financial activities. However, it eventually faced pressure from Congress to disclose the sources of its funding and to register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), which requires organizations acting on behalf of foreign governments to report their activities and finances.

In 1951, the American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs (AZCPA) was established as a subsidiary of the American Zionist Council (AZC). The AZCPA became the primary vehicle for funneling significant sums of money directly from Israel to members of the U.S. Congress, effectively serving as a mechanism for bribery to influence pro-Israel legislation. It operated under the AZC for three years until the AZC divested itself from the AZCPA.

The AZCPA continued its role of influencing Congress through financial means until 1959, when the organization underwent another rebranding. At this point, it adopted the name it is widely known by today: the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). This marked the second major transformation of the group, solidifying its role as a powerful lobbying organization advocating for pro-Israel policies in the United States.

In November 1960, John F. Kennedy was elected President of the United States. Known for his anti-war, peacemaking worldview, as well as his charisma and charm, Kennedy also took a notably firm stance toward the CIA and Israel, particularly regarding its nuclear ambitions.

Shalom.

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Believe it or not, but there is not a single verse in the entire Bible that specifically calls the Jews or the tribe of Judah God’s chosen people. This misconception comes from the fact that the Jews of today have declared themselves to be Israel and not the house of Judah, as the Scriptures rightfully call them.

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