Evidences Showing

That Igbo People Are Israelites

Introduction

Below are various evidences showing that Igbo people are Israelites.

The Meaning Of “Ndi Igbo”

Ndi Igbo means Ndi Gboo, which means the ancient people. This name alone shows that Igbo Language was indeed the first language spoken here on earth, because the language is from heaven, and was the language of the first family of Christ, the family of Adam and Eve, here on earth. The name, Ndi Gbo, means that other generations of humanity recognized the Igbo people as the most ancient human race on earth.

What Holy Mother Eve Said

“At the beginning, our language was Igbo language. We were speaking Igbo language. When Satan came to me, he greeted and said to me, ‘Nne uwa nile. Nwanyi mara maa,’ which means, ‘The mother of the whole world. The beautiful woman.’ ”

What Holy Moses Said

“It was Igbo language that was turned into Hebrew language, and not Hebrew language that was turned into Igbo language. In heaven today, we are speaking Igbo language. The Igbo language is the language of heaven.”

The Name Of God

How can the bible authors claim to have translated the word of God into Igbo language, when the name of God, Yahweh, is an Igbo language?

When the Igbo people have being using the name before the coming of the white people and missionary?

We do greet and respond,

Igbo kwesuenu!!!

Yah!!!!!!!

Yah means Yahweh.

Yahweh means Yaa Nwe, Onye Nwenu, which means Lord.

Other Similar Names Of God

Yahweh Yireh.

Yahweh Nyere.

God’s Name In Hinduism

In Hinduism, God is called Om, the Primordial Vibration. That is the most ancient reality.

In Igbo language, Om means

1. Ọ mụ or “Mụ,” which means, It is I. It is I, the Lord.

2. Mụọ, which is spirit. Despite the various qualities of God, one word, description or essence that consummates all is Spirit.

English And Igbo Words

1. Impunity (Mmpu)

Igbo And Hebrew Words And Statements

Many words in Igbo language have the same meaning, pronunciation and sound in Hebrew language. Likewise, several statements in Igbo language correspondingly have the same meaning, pronunciation and sound in Hebrew language.

For example:

1. Abram (Abiam).

2. Abraham (Abia-ama).

3. Eri (Eri, from which Aguleri, Umuleri were derived. Umulueri means umu eri; Aguleri menas agu eri or agu nke eri)

4. Unu (Unu).

5. Malachi (Mmaduka).

6. Market days and their names: Michael (Eke), Gabriel (…), Raphael (Afor), and Uriel (Oye).

7. Synagogue (Nzuko-oha).

8. Halleluyah (Kelenu Yah; Kelenu Yahweh)

9. Hosanna (Arinze nna).

10. Yahweh Yireh (Yahweh Nyere).

11. Abib (Mbido, the first month).

12. Om (Ọ m, Ọ mu, Mmụọ (spirit), God’s name in Hinduism).

13. Sanhedrim (Ndị Ọchi Ọra)

14. Talita cumi (Taata kulie). Some people indicate that “Tali ta kum” is aramiac.

15. Judah (Ojukwu).

16. Mary (Mmeri, victory). In other words, all the time people have being saying or calling, Mary, they have being speaking Igbo language without knowing it. In fact, what many old people call Mary in Igbo Lanaguge is Mmari, which is Mmeri.

17. The lion of the tribe of Judah (Ọdụm nke ebo Judah; Odumegwu Ojukwu).

18. Etc.

Currencies

Biafra pounds and shillings contain the drawing of the Star of David. This Star of David was already drawn, and on display at Umuleri, before the coming of the white people and missionaries.

Naming System

Most of the names of the Igbo people center on God, and indicate the name and good works of God Almighty. The same way it is done in Israel.

For Examples

1. Chukwudi – There is God.

2. Toochukwu – Praise God. Judah means praise, praise God.

3. Chinazaekpere, Chukwunazaekpere, Chukwuzaraekpere – God answers prayer. That is one of the meanings of Simeon (Chim mere m).

Dressing Styles

Both Igbo and Israelite people dress alike. Even Jesus Christ dressed in the same way, by wearing a long garment, with a large clothe or mantle across the chest and shoulder.

The original name of Jesus Christ

Yahoshua

Yazoputa, Yahwehzoputa.

Onyenzoputa

In Igbo Language, Ya means Ya, Yah or onye.

Also, it means Yahweh.

Calendar

Both languages use a monthly calendar based on 28 regular days.

Songs

Several songs being used by the Igbo Sabbatharians in their prayers, worship and festivals were composed by Holy Mother Eve. For example, the song below, used during the Feast Of Passover, was composed by Mother Eve, even so in Igbo Language:

Oke emume si na eluigwe

Ana akpọ ya emume ngabiga

Yahweh Nna bu onye sitere na igwe wedeta ya na uwa.

A ga m esoro nna m wee me ya

Umu mu ga eme ya

Many Similar Customs And Traditions

The following are the same in both Igbo and Hebrew cultures:

1. Harvest festival

Iwaji (Emume ọnwa asaa na emume ọnwa asatọ - festival of the 7^th and 8^th months)

2. Menstruation

Nso nwanyi Deut. 4:1-4

3. Purification

Ikpu alu – family deliverance, cleansing, spiritual work Lev. 22:12 nu

4. Marriage

Igba-nkwu Gen. 24:1-7

5. Woman marrying another woman.

6. Replacement marriage.

7. Marrying on behalf of a brother

Ikuchi nwayi

8. Landmark

Oke Ala Deut. 19:14; 27:17

9. Cities of refuge

Ọsọ ọchu Josh. 20:2-6

10. Circumcision

Ibe ukwu Gen. 17:10-12

11. Hanging/suicide

Mkwugbu Gal. 3:13

12. No inheritance for a bastard - Duet. 23:2; 11:12

13. Against cursing father/mother - Lev. 20:9

14. Inheritance

15. Ihe nketa Num. 27:8-10

16. Dress restrictions - Deut. 14:21

17. Taking home a dead body for burial - Gen. 42:28-30

18. Sharing of meat - Lev. 3:1-17

19. Against tale-bearing by elders - Lev. 19:16

20. Against sex with animal - Deut. 27:22

21. Child naming ceremony

Ibu afa Luke 1:1-7

22. Land redemption

23. Igbputa ala Lev. 25:5

24. Murder (revenge) - Lev. 24:17

25. Against marrying a blood relation

Inu nwanne Lev. 18:6-23

26. Monthly cycle of 28 days.

27. New moon

Onwa ọfụ

28. Money-saving belts (putting money in belts)

29. Taking refuge in God or somebody.

30. Altars/Shrines

Arobinagu

31. Reincarnation

Ogbanje

32. Pounding feet on the ground

Itu Ukwe (Izu okirika)

33. Prophecy

Ijuta ase – Dibia afa

34. Doctor

Dibia

35. Wicked Doctor

Dibia Nsị

36. Priest

Dibia aja