Who was Fanishian? – The Bible Archaeological Society

The Finnish Temple of Amrit In modern Syria, the sixth century BC has a history – when the Persians controlled the region. The colonies still stand in the middle of and around the court. Photo: Jerry Steterlaki/CC Bai -SAA .0.

Who was Fanishian? Where did they come from? Where did they live? With whom did they trade?

Ephraim Sturn solved these questions and more in his article “Her special relationship with Faney and Israel,” Published in the November/December 2017 issue Bible archeology reviews. He searches the rise and fall of the Fanishian Empire and highlights the special relations with the fans’ neighbors, Israel.

The Bible has a record that the Finanists have a deep connection with the Israelites: their royalty married each other. They traded together. And, significantly, they never fought together. Sturren writes, “Finnishs were the closest people to ancient Israelis in every respect.”

Who was Fanishian? Stars identifies the Finanists as Canaanites who survived the first thousand -year -old BC:

Finnish was the late Cannes of the first thousand -year -old BCE (Iron Age in the Roman era), the second was the revelation of the Canaanites of the BCE (Bronze Bronze in the late Bronze Age). “Finanists” was the name given to the Greeks to these people, but Fenisians continued to refer to themselves as Canaanites or to the names of their principal cities.

During the second -year -old BC, the Canaanites controlled Palestine, Trans Jordan and Syria – from the Yoget to the Egyptian border – and they developed a rich culture. Nearly around 1200 BC, they were forced to leave these countries in the north via Aramens and Nine Hitts, Israeli and Marine People (Philsheets, Cyclists and Sheriden, etc.), and immunotes, Movots and Adamitis in the east.

Between about 1200 and 1050 BC, they maintained control of a very low area – Lebanon’s narrow coastal belt between Ard, Tire and Eco. Most of the population lived in five major cities: Arvid, Bibleos, Bartos, Sudon and Tires.

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Arvid, Bibleos, Barrettos, Sidon and Tires became the center of Fanishia, but Fenisians did not stop there. By the end of the 11th century BC, he began setting up colonies in the west in Cyprus, Sicily, Sardinia, Malta, South Spain and North Africa. They soon formed an empire for themselves. But unlike other fake empires through war, it was an empire that was built on trade. Their trade empire will continue for about a thousand years.

The Financial Empire. The trade empire of the Funisians spreads in the Mediterranean world. Map: Bible Archeology Society.

The Finanians successfully created a wide trading network, but even it could not last forever. Shareing the destiny of many other people, the Finnish Empire eventually fell into Rome. Strenn explains:

Fanishia’s heart was subjected to this as a result, the land of Fansia, Babylon, Persian and Helinistic Empire, but his western colonies continued to enjoy the trade empire of the Finnishs of the second century BC, which were conflicting with the Romans. The cartridges did not have a standing army (they used to employ tenants) and rely on their fleet for defense. The punk wars ended in 146 BC, in the Roman destruction of the Pink Capital Carthej, thus ending a thousand years of influence, success and power.

To learn more about the Finnish Empire, read Ephraim Sturn’s article “Its special relationship with Faney and Israel” In the issue of November/December 2017 Bible archeology reviews.

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