Judaism: The Diaspora Of The Jews From Its Persian Origins To The Khazars (PDF) https://odysee.com/@coronamirror:d/judaism-the-diaspora-of-the-jews-from-its-persian-origins-to-the-khazars:7 The Canaanite language is what is now called Hebrew, because it was the language of the people of the Persian province of Abarnahara. The script of the Jewish scriptures was Aramaic script, quite a different way of writing, although the language was still Hebrew. According to Dr. Ben, the Jews first appeared no earlier than 675 BC. So where do the Jews originate from? Coincidently, the Aramaic scripts were written during the first Persian Empire, Achaemenid dynasty (c. 550-330 BC), and Judaism was established by the Persians with the setting up of the Jewish temple state in Jerusalem in 417 BC. Those who converts to Zoroastrianism and accept as Zoroastrians were the Juddin, Yehudim, or Judeans.