As detailed in the post The Nations, the Japhethites are the Gentiles or Europeans, from the translation into “tribe” into Latin gens.
Their limited biblical history is expanded upon by one of their own, Herodotus, a Greek historian who lived c. 484 – c. 425 BC and traveled extensively to collect his information directly from the international sources. He was called “The Father of History” and considered highly reliable by the Romans.
Herodotus starts his history with much of his information taken from Homer. A far more ancient Greek historian from the era when history was not written down but memorized with the aid of poetry. Homer’s dates are uncertain but possibly as early as the 12th century BC, the same time as Moses. Homer’s epic poems The Iliad and The Odyssey are considered to be the earliest works in the whole of Western literary tradition and as having enormous influence on all of Western culture.
It is noteworthy that Herodotus includes Homer’s presentation of the pre-flood peoples, their gods and hybrid demigods as a matter of factual history. If this part of his story can’t be taken at face value, can any of the rest of his history?
The first founders of Troy before the flood were Tros – the female breeder – and Dardanus, a powerful hybrid whose parents are listed as Zeus / Lucifer [actually through his clone son Apollo] and Electra (a nymph, i.e. demi-goddess). whose powerful angelic genes were carried through the flood by one or more of the women on the ark.
~ 1300 BC the citadel of Troy on the western border of Asia Minor – Hittite territory – was besieged by a coalition of small start-up city-states, only retroactively identified as Greece.
This is 1,000 years after the biblical date of the flood at ~2300 BC, which by then was as ancient history as the high Middle Ages is to 2026 America, right?
Not when we recall that the first few post-flood generations’ lifespans lasted from 500 years to 400 years. The Trojan War is part of the immediate post-flood era.
- Generation 1: Patriarchs Ham, Shem and Japheth, sons of Noah and his wife, live about 600 years to ~1700 BC, and it can be expected that their wives, some or all being carriers of giant genes, did also.
- Generation 2: Shem Arphaxad / Sargon, grandson of Noah, born two years after the flood, lived ~500 years until ~1800 BC, applicable to Semitic brothers Asshur, Aram, Elam, Lud, Japhethite cousins the Gentiles / Europeans, and Hamite cousins Mizraim / founder of Egypt, Canaan, Cush. Cush’s record of fathering a son his old age is statistically unlikely to have been a rarity, rather a note explaining Nimrod’s exceptionalism among the hybrids being born at the same time that he was, but far less powerful due to the great number of generations of giant genes dilution in the hybrid production scheme at Babylon. Details in the relevant post on Nimrod. We can reasonably place Atreus, king of Mycenae, in generation 2 with Canaan. The same depravity, attributable to the contested pursuit of hybrid offspring is recognizable in the accounts of bitter rivalry and terrible atrocities between Atreus and his brother. In one episode paralleling Canaan’s incestuous pursuit of hybrid offspring, Thyestes slept with Atreus’ wife – who would have been a hybrid breeder – and Atreus retaliated by killing Thyestes [hybrid] children and feeding them to him, going down in academia as “the curse of Atreus”.
- Generation 3: Hybrids born in this generation are the most powerful hybrids, due to the process of regrouping hybridizing genes through a man in generation 2 backcrossing his genes with his own mother’s in Generation 1. This is the generation in which Canaan founded multiple hybrid giant nations, and Nimrod is born, ~ 1900 BC Pure humans in this generation live ~400 years until ~1400. As “mighty men of renown” we can reasonably assume that the hybrids lived at least at long, if not longer. We can reasonably place Trojan King Priam and Mycenaen King Agamemnon, memorialized as “the most powerful ruler in heroic / hybrid god-men Greek literature”, and his brother Menelaus, king of Sparta and husband of Helen, in this generation.
- Generation 2: Shem Arphaxad / Sargon, grandson of Noah, born two years after the flood, lived ~500 years until ~1800 BC, applicable to Semitic brothers Asshur, Aram, Elam, Lud, Japhethite cousins the Gentiles / Europeans, and Hamite cousins Mizraim / founder of Egypt, Canaan, Cush. Cush’s record of fathering a son his old age is statistically unlikely to have been a rarity, rather a note explaining Nimrod’s exceptionalism among the hybrids being born at the same time that he was, but far less powerful due to the great number of generations of giant genes dilution in the hybrid production scheme at Babylon. Details in the relevant post on Nimrod. We can reasonably place Atreus, king of Mycenae, in generation 2 with Canaan. The same depravity, attributable to the contested pursuit of hybrid offspring is recognizable in the accounts of bitter rivalry and terrible atrocities between Atreus and his brother. In one episode paralleling Canaan’s incestuous pursuit of hybrid offspring, Thyestes slept with Atreus’ wife – who would have been a hybrid breeder – and Atreus retaliated by killing Thyestes [hybrid] children and feeding them to him, going down in academia as “the curse of Atreus”.
King Priam and Queen Hecuba, early rulers of the post-flood city-state of Troy, both traced their lineage to the pre-flood founders Dardanus and Tros. Incest was the standard practice of harboring the gods’ genes for giants.
Queen Hecuba had 19 children. including her famous warrior sons Hector and Paris, heroes of the Trojan War, Princess Cassandra, a prophetess / sibyl of Apollo. In the same way documented in holy scripture that God’s Holy Spirit possesses humans in order to utter his speech so that an audience can hear, so Apollo’s spirit spoke through his prophetesses. All these children could be expected to continue breeding superhumans, but inbreeding degenerated the stock and caused monstrosities like the Cyclops. Blending in diverse hyperdimensional genes from other stock would supercharge the race.
Herodotus reports that the Phoenicians / Canaanites had “recently come from that which is called the Erythraean Sea / Persian Gulf to this of ours / Mediterranean Sea, and having settled in the coastland where they continue even now to dwell, set themselves forthwith to make long voyages by sea.”
This account provides a reliable “absolute” vs “relative” date for this event as occurring during early emigration from the Mesopotamian / Land between Two Rivers and development into distinct people groups.
“And conveying merchandise of Egypt and of Assyria…”
This confirms the above date being after Asshur separated from Nimrod at Babylon and started his Assyrian Empire.
“they went to the first of the States within that land which is now called Hellas.”
Hellene was mentioned for the first time by Homer in the Iliad, both as a territory, and its occupants, the companions of the demigod Achilles from this place. Even today the official name of the country Greece is The Hellenic Republic. The name “Greek” comes from Grecos, another demigod, son of Pandora and Zeus.
“the daughter of the king…Io and certain others were carried off…sailing away to Egypt.”
In response, the Hellenes “sailed in to Aia of Colchis and to the river Phasis.”
Colchis, which translates as “citadel”, was located at the eastern edge of the Black Sea, in the Caucasus mountains, the northeastern-most reach of the quest of the Greeks Jason and the Argonauts. As depicted in Game of Thrones’ Free Folk, people prizing freedom struggled for existence in wilderness ecosystems, trading nature-produced commodities for human-produced goods like furnishings or weapons, or they raided. Hence they were called Barbarians. by the citified peoples.
All around the world to every extent possible the pre-flood citadels of the gods of war were rebuilt ASAP after Noah’s Flood by their hybrid giant offspring.
Caral-Supe, the oldest known city in the Americas, was inhabited from approximately 2600 to 2000 BCE, i.e. pre- and post-flood until the breakup of Pangea in the days of Peleg. It predates the Inca Empire by nearly 4,000 years and was contemporaneous with the earliest Egyptian pyramids, highlighting its advanced urban planning and monumental architecture. There were at least 19 other settlements in the Supe Valley, collectively supporting a population of up to 20,000 people
A current photo of Pergamum in Asia Minor strategically located on a naturally defensible mountain top with its defensive high walls still standing.
“Up to this point, they say, nothing more happened [i.e., no attempts do battle at any of these cities] than the carrying away of women on both sides.”
Ancient Mesopotamian and Mediterranean societies treated women as property owned by male family members – father, husband, or brother who acted as their legal guardian. The dowry system reinforced women’s status as familial assets. Rape of women between hostile peoples was socially acceptable, and kidnapped women were legitimate booty. Hence the secluded lifestyle and complete covering of respectable women when forced to be in public. We should be able to recognize that women who flaunt sexuality and advertise their availability in night-time venues are desperate to have a man treat them as desirable property
Nothing has changed in over 2,000 years. Based on data gathered from 155 countries, the UNODC report on human trafficking [2009] showed that the most common form of human trafficking (79%) is sexual exploitation, predominantly women and girls.
“certain Hellenes / Greeks…put in to the city of Tyre in Phenicia [in Asia] and carried off the king’s daughter Europa…
but after this the Hellenes were very greatly to blame [for what blew completely out of proportion to the circumstances]…the people of Asia, when their women were carried away by force, had made it a matter of no account,
You have to picture Herodotus shaking his head and hear a tone of disgust and disbelief as he reports,
So what was the hidden reason for this massive overreaction to the abduction of the woman of Lacedemon?
We can only understand the Trojan War in the context of its trigger – competition between nations to create weaponized hybrid beings. Mistake the Trojan War for a myth and you won’t understand what has already been reported, so minimally detailed, in Revelation regarding the same military tactic at the end of time.
Herodotus’ account of that the Trojan War was triggered by a Trojan prince kidnapping the wife of the king of Sparta was the ancient equivalent of stealing the ways and means to produce nuclear weapons. Sparta beinga warrior society, totally devoted to war,“the face that launched a thousand ships” is not what we normally imagine as a pretty face, but “fair” in the sense of a good thing for one’s purposes:
“the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose…and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown.” (Genesis 6:1-4)
This explanation for the cause of the Trojan war is substantiated by another, matching, battle for a woman.
Book I of The Iliad opens with an altercation between Agamemnon, king of kings at the helm of the Greek alliance who uses his authority to seize Briseis, a “beautiful” maiden from his underling Achilles, who had won her as a prize in battle. According to Agamemnon’s family tree, he was the 2nd generation offspring of a god’s union with a demigoddess, as was the Greek hero Achilles. In the context of that era’s Star Wars development program, both Agamemnon’s and Achille’s lineage of demigods / giants / Nephilim / Mighty Warriors would die out, along with their fame, if they procreated with ordinary women. If, however Briseis was a female hybrid, union with her could produce an army of giants.
And giants are exactly who make up the account as heroes:,
- In mythology and legend, a man, often born of one mortal and one divine parent, who is endowed with great courage and strength, celebrated for his bold exploits, and favored by the gods.
- Any man noted for feats of courage or nobility of purpose; especially, one who has risked or sacrificed his life.
| GOD | EXTRAORDINARY | IMMORTAL |
| HERO | EXTRAORDINARY | MORTAL |
| HUMAN | ORDINARY | MORTAL |
The preeminent Greek heroes of the Trojan War:
- Ajax, a giant, mighty warrior – “So terrible was that prodigious man, the safeguard of the nation [think Goliath for the Philistines], as he marched and a smile on his grim face, shaking his long spear.” The Iliad, Book VII
- Odysseus Laertes the king of the Greek city-state of Ithaca and protagonist of The Odyssey, the nightmarish account of trials and tribulations confronted on his interminable journey home.
- the fierce soldier called Diomedes, who receives the blessing of Athena and goes on to vanquish many Trojans.
Champions on the Trojan side were
- Aeneas, son of the goddess Aphrodite / Venus, (The gods are actually genderless and simply identify themselves with whatever gender desired. Sound familiar?) More to the point, Aeneas is a descendant of Dardanus. More on this as the tale progresses.
- Prince Hector, the powerhouse of the Trojan army.
- Sarpedon, son of Zeus, king of Lycia, a city-state allied with Troy.
From a biblical perspective, lineages reporting “son of” must be understood to mean
- “descendant of” to some generational degree,
- as well as “begotten”, i.e. heir to the fame of the ancient ancestor.
Think Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution regardless of the number of generations counted after the Revolution. Likewise, after the Flood there were no more first generation demi-god sons and daughters produced by union of fallen angels / gods and human women, only later generations of backbreeding hybrids.
Additional hyperdimensional enhancement could certainly be obtained through allowing a spirit being to control one’s body, and should be expected to be happening among these warriors using every means at their disposal to gain the upper hand in an openly spiritual battle.
