Part 13 - A Historical Research of the Ten Tribes Scattered Into the Nations (PDF)

Part 13: A Historical Research of the Ten Tribes Scattered Into the Nations

Nebuchadnezzar and his Babylonian army invaded Israel. They had reduced King Solomon’s Temple to ashes, and had taken many of the Jewish people back to Babylon as captives. By this time some 200 years earlier the bulk of the the Northern Ten Tribes were also taken into captivity, and this is the condition that Ezekiel is in. The nation of Israel is dead, but… HaShem has a vision for Ezekiel.

Ezekiel is carried to a valley full of very dry bones. These bones are scattered everywhere… very white… and very very dry. Bones all over the place… scattered by the wild animals so that there is nothing but miscellaneous bones as far as the eye can see. Bones are not grouped together, they are mixed, cracked and broken; it is a surface-graveyard in a total chaotic state as far as the eye can see. A hopeless situation…

For Ezekiel, this is a vision of the nation of Israel, not only for the House of Judah, but also for the House of Israel (Ephraim/Joseph).

Remarkably, HaShem instructs Ezekiel to prophesy that these scattered, dead, dry bones will live, a vivid picture of the Twelve Tribes scattered into the nations for 2700 years that will come alive in the last days!

In this research section we will venture into the prophecies in the making and compare them with the actual events taking place in the world.

The headings in this part cover the following areas:

Was Israel Born in a Day?
Israelites Coming Out of the Land of the North and All Countries Where They Had Been Banished
What Part Does the Land Play in the 'Redemption Plan'?
The Shepheard is Calling His People
What Must Ephraim Do?
How Must We Become One Entity?
Ezekiel’s Two Sticks are Becoming One – The Return of the Shechinah
The Returning of the Scattered Ten Tribes of Israel
Is The House of Israel in the Process of Returning?
Will King Solomon’s Empire Be Restored?
Will Many Nations be Joined With HaShem?
Is There Concrete Proof of the Tribes Starting Coming Home?
Ephraim’s Area of Settling in the Land
Conclusion