Iraq; [Irach-Chari], The City of Chariots

It is no coincedence that the reversed name of Iraq [var. Irach, Irak] contains the very root word that links to the very beginning wonder of the land in which 'the wheel' was invented. Chariots became its glory. In fact, ancient Iraq or, Babylon became the greatest civilization of all times in the ancient days and certain technological wonders such as the invention of the wheel was the reason why it acheived such success. It is also not a coincedence that the name 'Chari-Nile' also connects certain people of the Sudan in North Africa to this name as well. This name links Nubian, Cush, and other Hamitic people to being in ancient Iraq.

Cities and governments soon became noted based upon the manufacture and amount of chariots they owned. King Solomon was also defined by the number of chariots he had in his cities. In fact, the very symbolism of all Israel was 'the chariot'. Certain prophets became known spiritually as 'the chariots of Israel', however, this symbolism went way back to their origins and connection with Shem, the second son of Noah.

The prophet Zechariah [Zech-Chariah; the Chariot of God] as well as other prophets did prophesy about the invention of our 'chariots of today'; cars. So, long after the Roman Empire rose and fell, our chariots of fire were still not invented. It was not until more than1400 years after the Nebiim prophets 'apocalyptic prophets' wrote about 'the horses being put inside of the chariots' did this prophecy of 'horse powered' cars become fulfilled.

Finally another great wonder about the revelation of the word 'Iraq' [chari] involves the dilemma of today. Due to the very word, Iraq [chari] now, it does not seem like an happenstance that the very ancient 'City of Chariots' is the very beginning of our worlds 'crisis with petroleum' too! The very land that chariots became famous becomes one of the very lands we depend upon to drive our chariots with fire today!


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