Post by autogenes on Oct 4, 2021 7:59:36 GMT
LABAN AS ALBAN: THE FOUNDER OF ALBION AND THE FATHER OF YESHU: THE PROPHET BALAAM
WARNING ⚠️ some readers may find the contents of this post upsetting.
In Welsh, Albyn shifts to ‘Alban’, and this name appears to be linked to an identity that has either been lost over time, mysteriously transforming into a woman here and there, or it has been intentionally hidden and confused. Considering the religious controversy that lies at the heart of this matter, the confusion was most likely intentional. Regardless of my view, however, in order to solve the identity of Bronze Age Alban, the ‘Syrian’ founder of Albion, simply use Alban as an ANAGRAM of ‘Laban’, in fact, the first two letters switch around to form the rather unique palindrome ‘ALLA’. Coincidental? Perhaps, but nonetheless, we immediately see the association with Laban and Lebanon and the crucial Syrian connection because Laban was known as the Syrian or as the Aramean. Lebanon traces back to the Semitic root ‘LBN’ meaning 'white', a reference to the snow-covered mountains of Lebanon or in honour of Laban? Laban (לָבָן) likewise extends into ‘Labarna’ through the Hebrew word ‘Lebana’ (לְבָנָא), meaning “Moon-white”.
Astonishingly, there is more. There is not just one anagram, there is also ‘Albion’ as an anagram of Albino and albinos are specifically associated with whiteness. Note how the last two letters of Albino switch around in the same manner the first two letters of Laban flip around to spell Alban. Is this another coincidence? Regardless, taking these factors into consideration, it seems reasonable to conclude that ‘Laban the Syrian’ was named because he was an albino and Albion was a cryptic nod to that.
lexmaxims.wordpress.com/2021/10/03/laban-as-alban-founder-of-albion-father-of-yeshu-the-prophet-balaam/
WARNING ⚠️ some readers may find the contents of this post upsetting.
In Welsh, Albyn shifts to ‘Alban’, and this name appears to be linked to an identity that has either been lost over time, mysteriously transforming into a woman here and there, or it has been intentionally hidden and confused. Considering the religious controversy that lies at the heart of this matter, the confusion was most likely intentional. Regardless of my view, however, in order to solve the identity of Bronze Age Alban, the ‘Syrian’ founder of Albion, simply use Alban as an ANAGRAM of ‘Laban’, in fact, the first two letters switch around to form the rather unique palindrome ‘ALLA’. Coincidental? Perhaps, but nonetheless, we immediately see the association with Laban and Lebanon and the crucial Syrian connection because Laban was known as the Syrian or as the Aramean. Lebanon traces back to the Semitic root ‘LBN’ meaning 'white', a reference to the snow-covered mountains of Lebanon or in honour of Laban? Laban (לָבָן) likewise extends into ‘Labarna’ through the Hebrew word ‘Lebana’ (לְבָנָא), meaning “Moon-white”.
Astonishingly, there is more. There is not just one anagram, there is also ‘Albion’ as an anagram of Albino and albinos are specifically associated with whiteness. Note how the last two letters of Albino switch around in the same manner the first two letters of Laban flip around to spell Alban. Is this another coincidence? Regardless, taking these factors into consideration, it seems reasonable to conclude that ‘Laban the Syrian’ was named because he was an albino and Albion was a cryptic nod to that.
lexmaxims.wordpress.com/2021/10/03/laban-as-alban-founder-of-albion-father-of-yeshu-the-prophet-balaam/