Abraham and The Lost Tribes

Introduction

The Covenants God made with Abraham, and then confirmed and expanded with Isaac and Jacob, are the first references in The Bible to the relationship God has endeavoured to establish with mankind. Their influence on God's dealings with man and the establishment of His relationship with His Church in the Last Days are far greater than most Christians realise.

For example, few Christians know that, when Jacob blessed his sons before he died, he prophesied over them what would happen to their descendants during the Last Days, the time in which we are living. Those prophesies shed an incredible amount of light on the Church's role in the preaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the world.

This series of studies, which is listed below, in a suggested order of study, examines the covenants God made with Abraham and then with each subsequent generation through to the 12 sons from whom the 12 tribes of Israel were named. It briefly follows the story of those tribes, focusing on the promises given to each of the brothers and how with many, the fulfilment of these promises is evident today.

The study also serves to highlight a major misunderstanding that is prevelant in the Christian Church, that all references to Israel in the scriptures are to the nation that Jesus was born into, and to the modern-day nation called Israel. The study shows that in the writings of the Old Testmant prophets, the teachings of Jesus, the New Testament letters and the Book of Revelation, references to Isreal are in fact rarely about the people we today know as Jews, who are of the House of Judah but recall another group of descendants of the Old Testament patriarch, Jacob - the House of Israel. Finding out who they are is a real eye opener!

Consequently, some sections of the Old Testament prophets, Jesus and the New Testament writers are seen in a whole new light and from the same perspective those who wrote and spoke them intended; the true relationship between Jews, Israel and the Church is clarified, the identities of the House of Isreal become crystal clear; however a total re-think of Biblical prophecy and the role of the Jews in it is demanded.

Chapters

Old Testament Covenants

What is a covenant and with whom did God make them

The Covenants With Abraham

God makes three covenants with Abraham

Who Was Abraham?

Who was Abraham and what were his background and origins?

The Covenant With Isaac

The covenant with Abraham is confirmed with Isaac

The Covenant With Ishmael

God makes a covrnant with Abraham over his firstborn son

The Covenant With Jacob

The covenants with Isaac and Abraham are confirmed with Jacob

The 12 Sons of Isreal

Israel (Jacob) blesses his 12 sons and passes on the birthright to Ephraim

The Nature of the Promises

A study on the blessings and promises in the Abrahamic coventant to Israel and the Church of Jesus Christ.

The Covenant of Sinai

God gives the Ten Commandments to the 12 Tribes of Israel

God's Marriage to Israel

Very few people know that God was once married to Israel. This study seeks to determine the status of that marriage loday.

The Covenant with David

Though the birthright is passed on to Joseph's son, Ephraim, it is over Judah that the promise of a kingly line of leadership is spoken.

The Two Kingdoms

The impact of the division of the 12 tribes of Israel into two separate kingdoms on the covenants.

Jeremiah the Prophet

Was Jeremiah given the task of keeping alive the House of David?


The Lost Tribes of the House of Isreal


Who are the lost of the House of Israel and why were they considered lost?

Where Did The Lost Tribes Go?

History and the New Testament gives clues as to where the lost tribes of Israel went after the Dispersion

New Testament Evidence of the Lost House of Israel

Jesus, Paul, James and Peter all made reference to the Louse House of Isreal, indicating that in their day they were not totally lost.

The "Seven Times" Prophecy

The 'Seven Times' punishment of the House of Israel for their sins

The Fulfilment of Abraham's Covenant

Isreal's blessing of his sons indicates fulfillment would take place in the Last Days. We examine whether it did.

The Language of the Covenant

Throughout history, God has encoded the languages that He has spoken through with a unique code. Is the language of the Latter Days and fulfillment of the covenant also coded?

Who's Who?

Jews, Judeans and Israelites - there is a difference and it matters a lot


Background

Articles relating to the covenant promises and their fulfillment

Jews and The Bible

In the Bible the word "Jew" means a resident of the land of Judaea regardless of their tribe, race or religion just as an Australian or Englishman may in fact be a Chinese, Negro or an Eskimo, though originally it referred to a member of the tribe of Judah (Judahite).

The Legend of Tephi, Queen of Ireland

The story of Teia Tephi, said to be a princess in the Line of David, is told in Irish myths and legends, but much of what we know today of her exploits in Ireland come from The Book of Tephi, said to be written by her, which documents her exploits.

Princess Scota

Was an Irish princess in the line of Moses and David?

Questions over the Authenticity of The Torah

Was The Levitical-Deuteronomic juridical, hygienic and liturgical code Part of God's Covenant with Israel?



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