Subject: The French - Speaking Peoples In Prophecy
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The
French - Speaking Peoples In
Prophecy

By
Dibar Apartian

Pasadena,
California 1961, 1967

Translated
from the French

By
Carol Kalin 1975

Retyped
by Cheryl Nichols and Santa Fe Parton, 2001.

Reprinted
by Giving & Sharing, PO Box 100, Neck City, MO 64849

Printed
Copy, suggested donation: $5.00

Table of Contents

Introduction

The Reasons for the Uncertainty of History, The Bible Challenges
History

Chapter 1

The History of the Israelites, Israel in Captivity, Grandeur and
Decadence under Solomon, Israel Divides, Israel Turns to Idolatry, The Dynasty
of Omri, Decadence Continues, Israel is Taken into Captivity

Chapter 2

Captivity and Liberation, A Deportation in Several Stages, The Migration,
Where Did They Go?

Chapter 3

The Ancient Inhabitants of France, The Ligurians, Identity of the
Ligurians According to the Bible, The Iberians, Identity of the Iberians
According to The Bible

Chapter 4

The Cimbri and the Cimmerians, Some Unknown People Arrive in Europe, The
Scythians, The Saxons

Chapter 5

The Celts and the Gauls, The Key to the Mystery, Recapitulation of the
History of the Israelites, The Neighbors of the Gauls, The Celtic League

Chapter 6

The Origin of Their Name, Biblical Implications, Historical Facts, The
Terms “Celtae,” “Galatae,” and “Galli,” The Rapport Between the Different
Terms

Chapter 7

The Language of the Celts, Language Doesn’t Necessarily Indicate Race,
Hebrew or Sanskrit? The Rivalry of Sanskrit, The Rapport Between the Semitic and
European Languages, The Language of the Tribes after the Liberation, The Example
of Judah

Chapter 8

Comparison of Characteristics, The Character and Personality of Reuben,
The Collective Personality and Character of the French

Chapter 9

The Druids and the Dolmens, The Druids as Judges, The Druids in Charge of
Education, The Druids Were Exempt from Taxes and Military Service, The Dolmens,
The Meaning of the Dolmens, Some Biblical Examples of Raised Stones

Chapter 10

The Oak and the Gods of the Druids, The Gaulic Gods, Baal Among the Two
Peoples

Chapter 11

Rites and Customs Among the Two Peoples, Punishment by Fire and Water,
The Counterfeit of the Feasts of the Eternal, How Did the Druids Reckon
Time?  Some Social Customs

Chapter 12

The Franks, The Invasion of the Franks, The Frankish Tribes, The Salian
Franks, The Name of France

Conclusion

The Future According to Prophecy, The Decadence of France, The Reason for
its Decadence, Grandeur and Decline, Modern Israel in Prophecy