The French-Speaking Peoples In Prophecy - Chapter 7 - Dibar K Apartian - 1961

Dibar K Apartian

Of prime consideration, the question of the dissimilarity between the language of the Celts and that of the Israelites constitutes the greatest hurdle to the idea of the common racial parentage of the two peoples. The Israelites, indeed, left Palestine speaking a Semitic language, and appeared in Europe using another language which philologists class as Indo-European. But what does this term "Indo-European" of which one speaks with such erudition, mean? Is there really such a great dissimilarity between the languages classed in the group Indo-European and those called Semitic? - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library