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Native American named Kishkumen

Names used in the Book of Mormon provide evidence of its authenticity. Some names in the Book of Mormon have Hebraic or other roots. In this video I look at the name Kishkumen and relate it to a Native American name Keesh-ke-mun that has been documented for an Ojibwe chief in the 1700s. My book on DNA and the Book of Mormon is called "Face of a Nephite" and may be found here: https://www.digitalegend.com/products... I like to provide evidence supporting the Book of Mormon, focusing on DNA evidence, archaeological evidence, Native American artifacts, and investigating the ancient Native American Hopewell culture that was centered in Ohio in Book of Mormon timeframes. I prefer the Heartland location for the geography of the Book of Mormon but lean towards Ohio as the location for Zarahemla. I also value evidence regarding Hebrew (Israelite) influence in Mesoamerica and evidence for the peopling of the Americas. This channel produces faithful Latter-Day Saint content which will appeal to and overlap some with other faithful LDS videos from similar YouTube channels such as Cwic Media, Ward Radio, The Stick of Joseph, Book of Mormon Evidence, Ancient Answers, Scripture Central, Book of Mormon Central, Watcher Palmer, Latter-Day Media, Joseph Smith Foundation, Christian Homestead, Hidden in the Heartland, David Lindsley Studio, Heartland Research Group, The Last Dispensation, and Book of Mormon Heartland. This channel will also appeal to and overlap with content from faithful LDS influencers like Rod Meldrum, Wayne May, Jonathan Neville, Hannah Stoddard, Jerry Grover, and Brant Gardner, as well as organizations like the Firm Foundation and Book of Mormon Central.