Part 16 - A Historical Research of the Ten Tribes Scattered Into the Nations (PDF)

Part 16: A Historical Research of the Ten Tribes Scattered Into the Nations

The Messianic Era will be one of tremendous prosperity. It will leave humankind with ample free time as the pursuit of riches and wealth will be no more, meaning war during it will cease to exist.

Because of these prosperous conditions all the nations of the world will be preoccupied with one pursuit: the study of HaShem and the Torah. Moshiach will reveal profound previously unknown dimensions of the Torah. The Torah which we study in this world is naught in comparison to the Torah of Moshiach that will be revealed.

Furthermore, while our present-day knowledge of HaShem is limited to intellectual perception, but during the Messianic Era we will actually "see" what we are studying.

The Commandments we do today pale in comparison to those we will perform when we will be returned to the Holy Land. And aside from the greater quality of the Commandments we will perform then, quantitatively too, we then will finally be capable of performing so many Commandments which we are unable to do today. Also, with the rebuilding of the Holy Temple, we will resume the Temple service and all the Commandments that it entails.

Moshiach will usher in an era of peace and prosperity which will benefit all of mankind. The prophets depict the Messianic Era as a miraculous one, and the Scriptures are replete with statements regarding fantastic miracles that will be commonplace during the Messianic Era.

One of the most significant facts relating to the Messianic Era doctrine is the teaching that the Millennial Kingdom is a rule of HaShem on earth, thereby distinguishing it from a purely spiritual reign in the hearts of men through centuries of human history. The King of Kings ruling on earth distinguishes it from the will of HaShem as expressed in eternity future. The evidence for this is so abundant that it is strange that learned men have been able to deny this plain teaching of the Scriptures. Psalm 2:8 records the invitation of the Father to His blessed Son: "Ask of me, and I will give thee the nations for thine inheritance, and the uttermost parts of the earth for thy possession."

Isaiah 11 paints the graphic picture of the reign of King Moshiach on earth, a scene which cannot be confused with the present age or the eternal state if interpreted in any normal literal sense. As presented, it describes the Messianic Era and the righteous government of King Moshiach.

The cumulative evidence for the Messianic Era of King Moshiach presented in preceding research serves as a logical introduction to the prophecies of the Scriptures fulfilled in the earthly and eternal reign of Moshiach. The doctrine of the Messianic Era is one of the major revelations of Scripture pertaining to HaShem’s program. As a theme for theological investigation, it has attracted a host of scholars who have developed the kingdom theme in desperation to understand what the future holds, yet we fail miserably trying to pen the vast deepness and significance of it...

The headings in this part cover the following areas:

1)     Torah: The Eternal Constitution of the World.

2)     Torah: Changed to a Deeper Dimension.

3)     Holistic Overview of the Messianic Age Structure.

4)     Moshiach’s Kingdom Will Be Earthly.

5)     The Structure of the Kingdom.

6)     The Kingdom’s Administration.

7)     The Nations and Worship.

8)     Characteristics and Dynamic of the Kingdom.

9)     What Will the Earth Be Like?

10)  The General Living Conditions.

11)  Quick References for Conditions Within the Messianic Era.

12)  Jerusalem and It’s People Described.

13)  Israel and Its People Described.

14)  Cleansing of the Land During the First Years in the Olam Haba.

15)  Messianic Age Temple Overview.

16)  Description of the Messianic Age Temple.

17)  Living Water Will Flow From the Temple.

18)  Temple Priests and Ordinances.

19)  Object of the Messianic Age Reign.

20)  End of the Seventh Thousand Year: The Messianic Era Closure.

21)  Conclusion.