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When Emperor Heraclius evicted the Ercolian Jews from Edessa in the early 620s, Heraclius permitted them to keep Arabia if they could conquer it and unite its people in Miaphysitism. The Ercolian Jews went from Edessa to Tachkastan where they admitted Gabriel's student ibn-Ishmael into the Ma'amad and tried to raise a Noahite Army from among the Parthians and Arabs to carry out the command of Heraclius. Under the leadership of Ma'amad the Ercolian Jews and their allies took Messopotamia fro the Sassanians. | When Emperor Heraclius evicted the Ercolian Jews from Edessa in the early 620s, Heraclius permitted them to keep Arabia if they could conquer it and unite its people in Miaphysitism. The Ercolian Jews went from Edessa to Tachkastan where they admitted Gabriel's student ibn-Ishmael into the Ma'amad and tried to raise a Noahite Army from among the Parthians and Arabs to carry out the command of Heraclius. Under the leadership of Ma'amad the Ercolian Jews and their allies took Messopotamia fro the Sassanians. | ||
| − | The Noahite Banu Bakr were excited by their new found sense of power and turned against the Jews and Parthians to conquer first the Sassanians then the Patriarchate of Jerusalem. They organized themselves under the same system which they named Mehmet, Muhmad and Mahmud. Eventually an Aramean convert to Judeo-Baptist Gnosticism called Uthman became their leader and had the Judeo-Baptist Gnostic writings translated into the Imperial dialect of Cyrus for his people. | + | The Noahite Arabic Banu Bakr were excited by their new found sense of power and turned against the Jews and Parthians to conquer first the Sassanians then the Patriarchate of Jerusalem. They organized themselves under the same system which they named Mehmet, Muhmad and Mahmud. Eventually an Aramean convert to Judeo-Baptist Gnosticism called Uthman became their leader and had the Judeo-Baptist Gnostic writings translated into the Imperial dialect of Cyrus for his people. The Arabian Banu Bakr wrested control from the Aramean Umayyads from 680 until they were conquered by Abdul Malik in 692. |
Revision as of 17:02, 26 October 2020
Ercolian Jews were very open minded and ecumenical Jews from Ercolia. After the execution of Haninai in 591, a Ma'amad governed the Ercolian Jews. They were joined by Romaniotes evicted by Phocas.
The Ercolian Jews served in Khosrau II's army but after defeating the Romans in 610, Khosrou II did not allow them to settle in the Patriarchate of Jerusalem so they settled in Edessa where they took Bayah from the Judeo-Baptist Gnostic Gabriel of Tachkastan who was the author of a Noahite movement among the Gentile-Gnostic Parthians of Tachkastan.
When Emperor Heraclius evicted the Ercolian Jews from Edessa in the early 620s, Heraclius permitted them to keep Arabia if they could conquer it and unite its people in Miaphysitism. The Ercolian Jews went from Edessa to Tachkastan where they admitted Gabriel's student ibn-Ishmael into the Ma'amad and tried to raise a Noahite Army from among the Parthians and Arabs to carry out the command of Heraclius. Under the leadership of Ma'amad the Ercolian Jews and their allies took Messopotamia fro the Sassanians.
The Noahite Arabic Banu Bakr were excited by their new found sense of power and turned against the Jews and Parthians to conquer first the Sassanians then the Patriarchate of Jerusalem. They organized themselves under the same system which they named Mehmet, Muhmad and Mahmud. Eventually an Aramean convert to Judeo-Baptist Gnosticism called Uthman became their leader and had the Judeo-Baptist Gnostic writings translated into the Imperial dialect of Cyrus for his people. The Arabian Banu Bakr wrested control from the Aramean Umayyads from 680 until they were conquered by Abdul Malik in 692.
