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Navajo weavers of High Priest's garment

Started by Cardinal, December 04, 2010, 01:01:20 AM

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Cardinal

 :cloud9: Got this from a friend today.....thought it was interesting.....

There is no such thing as a accidental or random selection of the Navajo weaving pattern, for the creation of the blue robe of the High Priest, in preparation of the third Temple of Jerusalem.

The Third (3rd) Hebrew Temple(re) video 7.57 minutes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Txly6SHt7Y

And most certainly with other world renowned  artisans, many with skilled hand tapestry laborers, why the Navajo design ?

Because G-d allowed the DNA of the Navajo, in 2008, to be confirmed, that they are part of the Amerindians from Israel.

So, three years after the Navajo weaving was selected by Temple Mount Institute, for the Blue Priest Robe (2005), the
scientific confirmation of their DNA, was presented to the world @ T H E   Na-Dene-Navaho . . .


http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/GENEALOGY-DNA/2008-05/1210357072
The X haplogroup FTdna Family group gives the Druze as X2b and the Native
American/First Peoples (Ojibwa, Nuu-Chah-Nulth, Sioux, Na-Dene-Navaho,
Yakima) as X2a.


The Navajo word for "universe" is also a Hebrew name for God.

Here is a video, to confirm, that the Navajo, know the name of G-d (IHWH) :


Native American YHWH
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTBxXdBEeD4


And the Navajo, have awaited Moshiachs' (Messiah, aka, Shiloh) return.  And a key prophecy sign, was the raising up the Navajo
as spiritual forerunners of America.  The prophetic raising up, aka, acknowledgement of the Navajo, happened in the creation of
The Me'il Techelet- The Blue Robe of the High Priest, Kislev 21, 5766/December 22, 2005.

Yes, the 2005 Temple Institute announcement of the preference of the Navajo weaving, to have an authenticated reproduction of the Blue Robe of the High Priest, raised up (elevated) the Navajo Nation.

"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." -H. MacGregor