Bible Discussion Thread

It's quite clear from this table that Greek Cadmus is the

same person as biblical Gad, whereas Greek Illyrius (Serb.

Ilirije) is the same person as biblical Arile (Serb. Arilije).

Afterall, the very name Cadmus is essentially the same as

the Hebrew name Gad, especially if it's written in Hebrew

plural - Gadim, which means Gadites or Gad's tribe (letter

g becomes k or c in Indo-European language). Even the

mainstream historians confirm the fact that the name

Cadmus is of Semitic (Hebrew) origin. Besides, it is said

that Cadmus was a leader of 'aliens' (i.e. Hebrews) from

Egypt, together with Danaus (Dan) and Moses. Everything

is clear here. This would mean that Illyrians got that name

after Arile, son of Gad. And this means that the Israelite

tribe of Gad was among Serbs. To be more precise, Gad's

tribe inhabited Israel after escaping from Egypt, after

which they moved to Greece (Cadmus and Thebes), and

finally colonized the lands of Serbs in the North, to whom

they gave their name Illyrians (Arilians).9 This is a proof

that Israelite tribes were famous in the ancient times, and

that their leaders were revered among foreigners.