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Message Subject Did Native Americans have access to the Bible?
Poster Handle acegotflows
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Did Native Americans have access to the Bible?

Yes. Absolutely.

At the following link is a description and pictures of one of the oldest surviving copies of the Ten Commandments (a Decalogue). It is etched onto the smooth side of a large rock and the language it is written in is ancient Hebrew.

It is called the Los Lunas Dacalogue Stone.

This Decalogue is located in some rock formations in New Mexico in the American southwest which is home to many Native American tribes.

The Los Lunas Decalogue Stone is thought to have been written by an ancient Hebrew people. Its origin dates back approx. 3,000 years ago.

The Los Lunas Decalogue Stone first became well known "to the World" in the 1850s. However, at that time the local people had already been well aware of it for a very long time.

What is also very interesting is that sincethe discovery of the Los Lunas Decalogue Stone, researchers have determined that tehre aremany similarlities between the spoken language,songs, festivals, and observances during festivals between many Native American tribes and the ancient Hebrews.

[link to www.ancient-hebrew.org]
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 17629315


I looked to see if anyone put this info up. Yes the 10 Commandments are there and also there is various Cherokee beliefs and words which are very similar to Ancient Hebrew.
 Quoting: eyestoseeearstohear


the 10 commandments are not biblical. Tibetan book of the dead had the same stuff. We're just brainwashed to think in a certain mindset
 
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