The Hebraic restoration movement among evangelical Christians is the modern phenomenon of the lost 10 tribes waking up to who they are. They have an intense desire to return to God and his Word, the Torah. They realize that they have been taught lies in their Chirstian religions which orignially were based in Judaism and then became paganized over time.
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
The Lost 10 Tribes of Israel
I was searching for commentary on Ezekiel Chapter 37 about
the stick of Judah
and the stick of Joseph being brought together as one stick by the hand of the
Almighty and came upon some interesting websites related to the Two Houses of
God’s people the Israelites. In the
Bible God refers to His two families. He
calls one the House of Israel
and the other the House of Judah. After
King Solomon’s reign the United Kingdom of Israel was split into two kingdoms. The northern kingdom was called Israel and
consisted of the northern 10 tribes of which Ephraim and Manasseh were the most
numerous. The southern kingdom was
called Judah
and consisted of the tribes of Judah and Benjamin. Both kingdoms rebelled against God and were
exiled. However, the Northern Kingdom
(House of Israel) was conquered and exiled by the Assyrians in 721 BCE to the Caucus Mountains ,
lost their identity, and never returned.
The southern kingdom (House of Judah) was exiled in 587 BCE to Babylon and was able to
return after 70 years to the Promised Land.
The House of Judah
is the Jews of today. Ezekiel 37 is
talking about bringing the lost 10 tribes back to the Promised Land to reconcile
and reunite with the House of Judah during the end times in order to establish
the promised Kingdom
of God .
In order for that to happen, the Lost 10 Tribes will need
to be awakened to who they are and return to God and the Promised Land. I came across 2 websites that have traced
the Lost 10 Tribes migrations and identified who they are at present. One website is by Steve Collins, a Christian
researcher in the USA and
the other by Yair Davidiy, an Orthodox Jewish researcher in Israel . What is interesting is that they didn’t even
know each other and their research and conclusions are almost identical. Steve’s website is http://stevencollins.com while Yair’s is http://britam.org . There is lots of great information on each
website and each has authored multiple books on the subject. What got me really excited is that they trace
the Lost 10 Tribes to be predominately in the West. They identify Ephraim as being located in Great Britain and Manasseh as being located in
the USA . They don’t claim everyone in those areas is
descendants of the Lost 10 Tribes, but that there are elements of them
concentrated in those countries. They
use Biblical proofs, history, and archeology to back up their claims.
One of the reasons this got me so excited is that it
matches what one of my ancestors believed.
His name was George Duffield and I am an eighth
generation direct descendant of his.
George was a Presbyterian minister to the first Continental Congress and
was instrumental in the founding of the USA . In his one published sermon which was
delivered on December 11, 1783, he stated that America
was Israel
re-gathered and had a divine purpose from God.
He also believed that eventually the Jews (Judah) would return to the
Promised Land and would have their own country.
He based this on his understanding of Bible prophecy.
The Hebraic restoration movement among evangelical Christians is the modern phenomenon of the lost 10 tribes waking up to who they are. They have an intense desire to return to God and his Word, the Torah. They realize that they have been taught lies in their Chirstian religions which orignially were based in Judaism and then became paganized over time.
The Hebraic restoration movement among evangelical Christians is the modern phenomenon of the lost 10 tribes waking up to who they are. They have an intense desire to return to God and his Word, the Torah. They realize that they have been taught lies in their Chirstian religions which orignially were based in Judaism and then became paganized over time.
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