Frederick Guttmann
THE EXODUS OF ISRAEL TO AMERICA: the lost tribes, the legacy of Joseph and the mystery of the new world - The American Sanctuary (book II)What if the history of the origin of the people of America were not what you have been taught? What if the lost tribes of Israel migrated beyond the ocean, to unexplored lands? In this second volume of The American Sanctuary, Frederick Guttmann R. follows the traces of an exodus that would have crossed continents and oceans: from the dispersion of the tribes of Israel under the pressure of the Assyrian Empire, to the sea routes that linked Tartessos with King Solomon’s mines in America. The book traces the lost tribes of Israel to American civilizations, examining archaeological, linguistic, and genetic parallels, as well as traditions linking Jesus to the ancient figures of Quetzalcoatl, Viracocha, Bochica, Kukulkan, and Pahana. This thesis reviews various biblical prophecies that had not been understood to date, connecting directly with the continent of America and the 12 tribes.Finally, the research covers centuries of migrations that give rise to the peoples of America, and are added to the successive waves of Jewish dispersion caused by Roman rule and, centuries later, the persecution of the Inquisition. A story of exodus, survival and memory that leads to America and raises a disturbing question: could the New World become the last refuge of a legacy that the ancient world believed lost: the Tribes of Israel?