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Main Author: Bartholomew, John
Title/Description: The Semitic World
Publication Info: London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1890
Date:
1890
Scale: 1:20,275,000
Original Source: Courtesy of Murray Hudson, Halls, Tennessee
Wow. A 110 year old map showing Elath and Canaan before Canaan was settled by the Hebrews. The map is inaccurate that it shows Palestine and Canaan together. The word Palestine did not exist until the Romans re-named Israel after the 3rd Jewish Revolt.
In 1890, the land was referred to as Palestinia, but had no official borders, no official government, no official people, nor army of any kind. You fail to understand this no matter how often I've repeated it to you in the past year and 3 months.
I've shown you a link on Google with links to several thousand websites which all say the same thing about the Roman Emperor re-naming Israel into Palestine, yet either you refuse to click on those links to view it or you have viewed it and you refuse to accept it as truth.
Either way - the truth is there for you to see and accept. The longer you refuse to accept it, the more foolish you look.
Once again, the link dear Shogun.
emperor Hadrian palestine - Google Search
Let it be known that there are 34,700 websites which reference Emperor Hadrian and Palestine. Out of those, I would assume at least 50% say that he was the one who re-named Israel into Palestine, or Syriana-Palestinia Provincia to be exact. I'm sure the percentage is much greater, but I'm trying to be conservative. Even if 1% of the websites had that information, that would be hundreds of websites which factually state that the name Palestine when referencing the land Israel exists upon today wasn't invented until the Roman Emperor Hadrian made it so. Additionally, it wasn't until the formation of the PLO by Yasser Arafat in 1967 that officially designated the term Palestinian as someone who was an Arab Muslim.
Before then, a Palestinian was referred to as someone who lived in that land and who was Jewish. Research historical texts and literature and find the references to JEWS and PALESTINE.
Also, research the number of times Israel and Jerusalem come up in the Torah and the number of times PALESTINE comes up in the Holy Qu'Ran. I've done too much of your homework for you, Shogun.