Education of Yah: Lost Tribe of Israel. The Seminole Are The Tribe of Simon- From Jacob!
Let us begin this sermon with the understanding of Who the Seminole Are. Let us begin with the Leader Osceola\n\n\nOsceola\u2019s early life is largely unknown. Historians believe he was born in Alabama in 1804 to a Creek mother and a Scottish father. As a child, Osceola went by the name Billy Powell, but later he fully embraced the identity of his adopted tribe, the Seminoles of Florida. Osceola and his mother were one of many Creek families displaced after the Creek War of 1813-1814. They moved from Mississippi Territory to Spanish-held Florida, beginning his transition from Billy Powell to Osceola, Seminole warrior. The Seminoles also welcomed runaway enslaved people from the plantations of Georgia, South Carolina, and later Florida into their tribe, which drew the attention and hostility of American slaveholders and the US Army. \n\n\nOsceola Name Meaning\nNative American (Creek Or Seminole): From An American English Altered Form Of The Muscogee Creek Personal Name Vsse Yvholv (Anglicized As Asi Yahola) Borne By The Prominent Leader Of The Seminole In Florida In The First Half Of The 19th Century (See Yahola ).\n\nYahola Family History\nYahola Name Meaning\nNative American (Creek): From An American English Altered Form Of A Shortened Muscogee Creek Personal Name Based On Yvholv Literally \u2018Crier\u2019 A Term Denoting A Lesser Chief In Charge Of Rituals. This Title Appeared In Names As A Second Element (See Below).\n\n\nMeaning of Asi In Hebrew\n\nThe unused verb \u05d0\u05e1\u05d4 ('asa) correlates to a cognate verb meaning to heal. But an identical root correlates to a cognate verb that means to suffer harm or mischief. A noun that does occur in the Bible is \u05d0\u05e1\u05d5\u05df ('ason), mischief or harm. Perhaps they meet in the obvious fact that a doctor is a "man of sorrows."\n\n\nKing Asa was an ancestor of Christ. In Greek his name is spelled \u0391\u03c3\u03b1 (MATTHEW 1:7 and 1:8).\n\n\nMeaning of Yahola in Hebrew\n\nYahology meaning. Yahology (Y' - ologee) n. The study of YAH, the God of ancient Israel the Hebrew people (Psalms 68:4)\n\nhttps://www.thelionstares.com/post/education-of-yah-lost-tribe-of-israel-the-seminole-are-the-tribe-of-simon-from-jacob