Christian and Jewish influences in Tolkien's work?

[The Telcontarion]

Originally Posted by Eärniel

Not sure why you quoted me if nothing of what you say has anything to do with my post.

Ok...

Originally Posted by Eärniel

Bah, seeking correlations in shape only between two unrelated scripts is something the majority of philologues are very, very careful about, if they cannot avoid it all together.

This proves that they are not unrelated:

Originally Posted by The Telcontarion

You want academic proof, watch this entire video and the part after.

And this:

Originally Posted by The Telcontarion

Do you know what the Book of Ballymote is or the Yellow Book of Lecan for that matter? These are European books of history and genealogy. In the link above were it states the contents of the Book of Ballymote, it mentions the history of the "Jews"/Israelites. Why is that? Because The christian kings were the jews. Also in the Book of Ballymote, there is a copy of the Lebor Gabála Érenn, which states that the original monarchs and peoples of the Gaels were in fact descendants of the Scythians.

The original video above shows you clips of an academic documentary that shows that the Israelites in Europe were descendants of the Scyths and the other evidents (the books I provided here) show that they were intern the founders of the European monarchies and countries.

The quote above also answers your quote below:

Originally Posted by Eärniel

While the exact origins of Futhark are still speculative, there is to my knowledge no viable theory that it was in origin Hebrew. A common origin is however possible.

It shows not just that a common origin was possible but that it was a fact.