Subject: grave robbers and the Israel Museum
Date: Tuesday, September 21, 2010, 10:13 AM
NILI
This is horrible. A bunch of frog eating savages rob the grave of a great and saintly woman and Israel's Government funded museum casually accepts it for display!
It should be interesting to see how the ATTARAH KEDUSHAH people react to this.
Furthermore any Jew who is scummy enough to actually go and gawk at her coffin should keep in mind that there is a good chance that they are alive today as a result of the kindness this women showed to our ancestors.
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Tishrei 13, 5771, 21 September 10 02:38
(Israelnationalnews.com) A stone coffin that most researchers recognize as belonging to Israel's Queen Helena is being displayed at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. It was lent by the Louvre in Paris, France for the duration of four months. The coffin is inscribed with Hebrew and Aramaic. It dates back to the 1st century CE and was discovered in 1863 near the Tombs of the Kings in Jerusalem.
Queen Helena, referred to in Hebrew as Helene HaMalkah, is mentioned in rabbinic sources as a convert who came to Jerusalem with her husband and son and together helped the poor of the country during a drought. She help refurbish the Holy Temple and is also mentioned by Josephus as the mother of King Mounbaz.
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This is horrible. A bunch of frog eating savages rob the grave of a great and saintly woman and Israel's Government funded museum casually accepts it for display!
It should be interesting to see how the ATTARAH KEDUSHAH people react to this.
Furthermore any Jew who is scummy enough to actually go and gawk at her coffin should keep in mind that there is a good chance that they are alive today as a result of the kindness this women showed to our ancestors.
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/SendMail.aspx?print=print&type=0.1&item=194542
Queen Helena's Coffin Returns to Jerusalem
(Israelnationalnews.com) A stone coffin that most researchers recognize as belonging to Israel's Queen Helena is being displayed at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. It was lent by the Louvre in Paris, France for the duration of four months. The coffin is inscribed with Hebrew and Aramaic. It dates back to the 1st century CE and was discovered in 1863 near the Tombs of the Kings in Jerusalem.
Queen Helena, referred to in Hebrew as Helene HaMalkah, is mentioned in rabbinic sources as a convert who came to Jerusalem with her husband and son and together helped the poor of the country during a drought. She help refurbish the Holy Temple and is also mentioned by Josephus as the mother of King Mounbaz.
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