10 commandments in Ancient America in Hebrew?

[averagejoe]

Oldest known 10 Commandments is in America, in Ancient Hebrew Script-From time of king Solomon!

http://godssecret.wordpress.com/2009/06 ... g-solomon/

More stories...

http://messianicjewish.wordpress.com/20 ... ery-stone/

http://ancient-history-rocks.tressugar. ... id-7340943

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Lunas_Decalogue_Stone

http://shatteredparadigm.blogspot.com/2 ... world.html

[Driscoll]

From the wikipedia article that was posted along with the other four:

"Most modern scholars question much of Hibben's research today because of his work with alleged pre-Clovis sites. In at least two separate incidents, Hibbens fabricated some or all of his archaeological data to support his pre-Clovis migration theory.[2][3] These missteps call the rest of his work into question, and, for many, undermine the validity of his claims about the Los Lunas Decalogue Stone.[4]"

Professor Frank Hibben was the first to make a recorded mention of the stone. I'm by no means an expert in anything related to this, but it seems pertinent to evaluate all the evidence, especially evaluations by expert archaeologists and researchers, before claiming that is in fact the oldest known 10 commandments.

[5VP]

Read about Lord Melchizedek (Urantia Book, Genesis, Sodom and Gomorrah etc.) and his Do unto other influences on many cultures and religious groups...

Intriguing possibilities if you stretch the old brain matter...

[averagejoe]

From one of the writings:
Also, during his reign Israel was in league with the other major world powers of the day, including Tyre and the Phoenicians, and the nation of Egypt.

There is a lot more to this story than just finding this ancient writings in New Mexico. The Phoenicians were a mighty seafaring people with large ocean sailing ships. There are many discoveries here in North America of Phoenician burial mounts and settlements. One very large area of Phoenicians exploites is on Lake Superior and Michigan area's. On Lake Superior they mined over 500,000 tons of copper starting around 1000 B.C. There are around 5,000 ancient mines on Ilse Royale in Lake Superior.

http://www.philipcoppens.com/copper.html

http://www.science-frontiers.com/sf090/sf090a01.htm

Phoennicians also mined tin in Cornwall in the Southwest part England. 1000's of tin mines can be found there.

http://www.pznow.co.uk/historic1/tin.html

http://trevithick-society.org.uk/indust ... istory.htm

[averagejoe]

How about Vikings in Minnesota before Columbus......

The Story of the Kensington Runestone.

Mr. Holand translated the stone and found it to read,"8 Goths and 22 Norweigans on exploration journey from Vinland over the west. We camp by 2 skerries one day-journey from this stone. We were and fished one day. After we came home, 10 men red with blood and tourtured. Hail Virgin Mary, save from evil. Have 10 men by the sea to look after our ship, 14 day -journeys from this island year 1362."

http://kensingtonmn.com/runestonepg.html

http://www.jcs-group.com/enigma/weird/stones.html