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heritage (n.) c. 1200, “that which may be inherited,” from Old French iritage, eritage, heritage “heir; inheritance, ancestral estate, heirloom,” from heriter “inherit,” from Late Latin hereditare, ultimately from Latin heres (genitive heredis) “heir” (see heredity). Meaning “condition or state transmitted from ancestors” is from 1620s. source: etymonline restoration of thy hidden ones the great reset the people of the book the people of the book II we own no rights to these videos or photos and information contain or reported may not be the expressed views of the sceptre of judah website, moor news media. this information is reported as news and education for community improvement throughout the world te king