Where does the word "JEW" originate and what does it mean?

Where does the word "JEW" originate and what does it mean?

Lets take a deep dive into the bile to figure out where the word Jew originates, what it meant at that time, as well as the historically biblical path the term takes through wars, occupations, exile, conquering, and finally landing the plane with the apostles and the disciples. What does Jesus say himself of the Jews? Are the Jews today the same as the Jews during Jesus time? What about when the term Jew originated? There are a BUNCH of questions and topics covered in this deep dive. Follow along, watch again and again if you need, share this video, like our page, and like this video!

One small note I do want to add. I mistakenly left out the fact that the Assyrians conquered the nation of Israel FIRST in 2 Kings 17, because the nation of Judah asked for their help in war. Later though the Assyrians also conquered the nation of Judah later on if you keep reading and the curse of God to Israel does apply both to the nation of Israel first as they were idol worshipers first as the nation of Judah broke off of Israel because of this worship only later under Ahaz to start worshiping idols themselves. 2 Kings 17:13 talks about the Lord testifying to the nation of Israel, and to Judah, showing that He is not talking about just the 10 tribes still in the post-civil war era Israelite's, but all 12 tribes of Israel.

Some bible verse I do not include below as they are commonly known and there are no conspiracy around those topics. Like much of the stories of the promised lands, the 12 tribes of Israel, Abraham and his covenant with God. Like the story of Solomon and his many wives. Or the story of the great flood and how Noah and his 3 sons built the ark. You can find more on Noah, the Curse of Ham, and the Nephilim starting in Genesis 6 through roughly Genesis 9.

The list below goes over the verses that I personally think apply to this deep dive more than any others and are listed in order of appearing in the bible. To follow along biblically I recommend grabbing some post it notes and writing the chapter and verse of each and posting them in the bible so you can flip and flop around the bible to keep up and read along.

Bible Passages:
2 Kings 16:1-8
Deuteronomy 13:15-17 and 20:16-17
Lamentations 4:10
Jeremiah 19:4-5 and 19:9
Matthew 1:1-20
Genesis 9:20-25
Jasher 9 - specifically verse 5
2 Kings 17 - specifically verses 12-20
Genesis 12:20-24
Matthew 23 entire chapter for context - specifically 5, 13, 14, 16, 33
John 8 entire chapter for context - specifically 32 - 39
Revelation 3:9
1 Timothy 1:4
Galatians 3:16
John 14:6
Romans 2:28-29
Numbers 6:24-26
2 Thessalonians 2:10
Mark 16:15
Matthew 24:4

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