BENAIM Genealogy

Name: Sebastian

Comments: There are jewish families in Argentina with surname BENAIM

Name: bounamat

Comments: What means bounamat

Name: Nicholas Benain

Comments: In ancient "Judah" the part of the areas were divided geographical to tribes. In those days the surname was who one was, the last name represented who they were the sons or the daughters of, alternatively the last name could also mean what area they were from, or their family trade. Benain is also Benaim, when the name represents where one is from such as "Be" meaning of, and Nain/Naim the village of Naim/Nain. It also could represent "Ben" meaning the son of, ain, (the eye, and the fountain). Nain/Naim. Ain was also a part of Judah the inhabitants therein were of the tribe of Levi,, meaning they were the only peoples inherent who could become priest, so the name could mean many things such as, { "Now therefore, if you will indeed obey My voice and keep My covenant you shall be My treasured possession among all peoples, for all the earth is Mine; and you shall be to Me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation..." Exodus 19:5-6} and Ain was at the gate wherefore they were gate keepers {He stationed the gatekeepers at the gates of the house of YHVH so that no one should enter who was in any way unclean." 2Chronicles 23:19} and {"Truly, truly, I say to you, he who does not enter the sheepfold by the door but climbs in by another way, that man is a thief and a robber. But he who enters by the door is the shepherd of the sheep. To him the gatekeeper opens..." John 10:1-3},, since all of the scrolls were lost of who were the inherent priest of the temple, the only way to know is by the name,,, hence it is in the name Benaim/Benain to leed to the only one who has the ability to become a temple priest,,, so the name Benaim/Benain is one of the most important names in Judism, for without it the arc of the covenant can not be used hence building the temple in "Israel" is useless....

Name: Nicholas Benain

Comments: The name Benaim, and Benain are the same however they may be used in several context, used as Ben it means the son of, then aim as in arrow, the arrow represents pointing to the purpose (path to the creator), son of, also means sons of (in plural) it represents those who bear the name such as descendants. The name is the mark, mark equals name. Now for the interesting part. Taken in this context, Ben meaning the son or sons of, along with ain (the eye and the fountain) represents the son(s) of the "eye of providence" (the all seeing eye) this eye is seen on symbols as the cap stone on the ancient pyramids in Egypt. It takes with it the meaning of also being a fountain because the eye has tears form which flows water. The reason why it is depicted on top of a pyramid is that when the cap stone in gold was at the top of it and the sides smooth with sandstone the cap stone would flow out water. Since the cap stone is missing, water can not flow from it. These sets of facts indicate that if the Messiah should return it most likely will be from a son of God, and if the all seeing eye represents God then a Ben (the son of) ain (the eye and the fountain) will be from the direction (aim) it will come. Jews were not called Jews prior to 800 AD, and prior to that the people of Israel, and Judah were not collectively Jews. However they all came from the same descendants. They being at the time of 12,000 BC Sumerians. Sumer had a flood which destroyed the land, they all went out in different groups then being called Hebrews, (in Hebrew language itself means wanderers) some groups went into Egypt. Then when they "left" at some point therein, the cap stones on the Pyramids, and the ach of covenant appeared to vanish from Egypt. Soon after the Empire of Egypt fell from grace. This eye of the pyramid is now seen on federal reserve notes, but few people knew it also produced water when sitting on top of a pyramid as the golden cap stone, called the eye of the creator.