THE ORIGIN OF THE LEBANESE ACCORDING TO THE BIBLE

The Lebanese are one of the ancient peoples who inhabit the Levant region, yet many people still remain unaware of their true origins. In this video, we will delve into the fascinating history of the Lebanese and uncover their roots as seen through the lens of the Bible. This is another episode in our series "The Origins of Peoples According to the Bible," where we explore biblical stories and genealogies to gain a deeper understanding of the origins of various peoples. Get ready for an enlightening journey!

[pascalehaykal]

Pics in the vido are not related to Lebanon
We do not have desert ... we just have a beautiful coast line next to proud mountains.

[laurettemardini-isshack]

May God protected Lebanon and his peoples . Amen and( thank you :) )

[raymollyraymolly]

Lebanon is the old Phoenicia, and the map of Phoenicia is nearly the same map of modern Lebanon. A genetic study suggests that Lebanese share a whopping 98% of their DNA with ancient Phoenicians. Lebanon is mentioned in the Holy Bibks 75 times while the cedars of Lebanon are mentioned 103 times.

[aidaaida]

Our spoken Arabic in Lebanon is a mixture of Arabic and Aramaic-Assyrian languages.

[michelsipo]

Until about the 18th century era AD, most Lebanese (Christians) still spoke Syriac, or Neo-Aramaic. After it was replaced by Arabic, many words were mixed, so the spoken language in Lebanon became a hybrid to a large degree of Syriac and Arabic.

[raymollyraymolly]

Why talk about Lebanon and yet show pictures of Arabs???

[colonel-klink]

In order to have everlasting life you absolutely must trust in the person and finished work of Christ alone for salvation 💖.

[hanykassar]

Out ancestors built Solomon temple many craftsmen went
their to build it.
And we were delivering silver shekels to the temple
We built cities everywhere
We sailed through the Phoenician star known as North star .
We invented the alphabet
We were peaceful until every nation wanted to cut a piece.
Lebanon is the siege of God as he told Moses

[tashatoush]

False, misguiding and misrepresenting. I dont see a single picture of an actual Lebanese person. Stop spreading ignorance!

[TheGsnallday]

Why wouldn’t you mention that these people come from Hamitic Origin … Canaan son of Ham then Sidon (Sidonians/ Phoenicians) from Canaan. Thousands of years before intermingling from conquests.

[freepagan]

Lebanese are mostly light skinned. Most of my family is light, and some of us have blonde hair, many have hazel eyes. Get real.

[Thejoker-iieq]

My friend you are broadcasting false information about Lebanon, many pic in this video you brought from the Arab countries no offense, we do not ride camels and we do not have a desert and people do not dress as you have shown them, be real be legit and stop your idiocy, if you hate the country that’s fine but stop your false ignorance info ( most of it ) before showing it, educate yourself will you .

[antonios]

This video is a scam!
This is not Lebanon!
We are not Arabs! We are phenicians!

[mrh]

Lebanese are not arabs but Phoenicians please correct the video and pictures especially of people

[HenriDaou]

A mistake made by almost all the people, Lebanon is situated in the NEAR EAST and NOT in the Middle East

[sheilaizvernari]

Lebanese ancient home looks like close to Egyptian art but also Greek architecture from this video, the palm trees and the desert setting looks beautiful, what would was like before all the development and pollution and air pollution to, can hear all the music of nature.

[baberos]

Aramean wasn't an empire or a kingdom or a tribe or a specific people, it is a language which developed from the Phoenician/Canaanite (or an Arabic dialect) which spread all over the Levant and Middle East, it was the lingua franca of the ancient world, the language of the elites and the liturgical and philosophical language of that ancient world. Also it was very close to the southern Arabia Arabic and later Syriac language. For example, Jesus Christ spoke Aramean, and before him the philosophers and most of the elites of the Levant and Persia and Anatolia. It also influenced Greek and Roman languages.

[tonychidiac]

AI pictures are cool but totally inaccurate and have nothing to do with Lebanon's history

[Sledge_hammer_]

"Lebanon" is from Aramaic Lubna and it means the Heart of the Lord. Not White

[szakhem]

At the 1:16 mark the map shows the city of “Humus” [sic] in Syria (lol) which is actually Homs. Humus is of course the delicious appetizer/dip everyone loves while Homs is a city. Need I say more about the silliness and veracity of this post?