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Deus Est Etrenus Intus
Translates to
God is Eternal Within

The pervasive understanding of the so called Hebrew people are that they were a homogenous People. This isn't true as they were a mixed up multitude of ancient People. They were very divided but what bound them was their religion. The hebrew were not monotheists as they have said they were. They were/are Henotheists which means they worshipped one supreme god, while acknowledging all the the other Gods. This is why they were always at odds with their "God".
They were not a monolithic people, but instead they were a band of People who were all inked to the Jacob's experiment with the so called 12 tribes. Yuda aka Judah or Utah ruled the Southern Kingdom
which brought them into conflict with the Northerners who were still tied to the old Heryshaffian horrors of the Pre flood world. The southern kingdom, ruled by the Davidic dynasty, was thereafter referred to as Judah. The later kingdom's history was one of dynastic instability, with only two prolonged periods of stable government, under Omri (reigned 876–869 or c. 884–c. 872 bce) and Ahab. All modern abrahamic releigions find their origin in Persia, Ethiopia, & Rome. The southern Kingdom of Judah thrived until 587/586 bc, when it was overrun by the Babylonians, who carried off many of the inhabitants into exile.