by Gerlinda


It was about 3 1/2 years ago for us, here on RaptureBibleProphecyForum, when we had the Black Hebrew Movement make a strong bid to change the Biblical teaching of who is Israel and we are speaking of all 12 Tribes.

It began with one woman who voiced her surprise to learn that she, a woman of Color, was an Israelite. OK, that's fine as we know that Solomon had many pagan wives, including the Queen of Sheba who was the ruler of an ancient kingdom located in the areas called Ethiopia and Yemen today.

Solomon, in fact had 1,000 women of which the Bible tells us. 1 Kings 11:4 “had seven hundred wives, princesses, and three hundred concubines;”

Why did God allow him to have so many? Solomon was chosen to be king but he was not a puppet of the Almighty. God gave Solomon "Wisdom" for which he asked, to rule over the land. His private life was another matter that led to his wandering into Pagan worship rather than bring the pagan women into The Worship of the One True God of Israel. So, there is no doubt but there are many, many Black tribes that trace their lineage back to King Solomon.

But, very few stop to consider that the lineage of Christ/Yahusha did not come through Solomon but through King David's oldest son Nathan, who had stayed true to the God of Israel. Nathan was not Black, as neither was Solomon, but of the same coloring of his father who was noted as being blondish, ruddy complexion and blue eyes.

If you follow me, you will see that the earthly mother of Christ/Yahusha lineage traces back through Nathan to King David. We are now speaking about the Tribe of Judah, of which so many of the Black Hebrew Movement lay claim. They are convinced that Christ/Yahusha was a Black Messiah and they do this because Rome used a Pope's son as the model for their paintings of Christ.

Like I said, that was about 3 1/2 years ago. We had some depart over that issue. In fact, Steven began to bring up, once again, the teachings of the two House of Israel, how the 10 tribes of the North, were allowed to be taken into captivity by Babylon and from there traveled over the Caucus Mountains into Europe where they mingled with the other nations and lost their identity; especially among the areas of UK, Scandinavia, Italy, Spain and Eastern Europe. You need only to look at the names of places in Europe and realize their origin came from the 10 Tribes.

Roman Catholic history shows that they were to convert to Catholicism or face the tortures and death of the Inquisitors. Why do you think we find that scripture in Revelation 8:4 And I heard another voice from heaven, saying, Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins, and that ye receive not of her plagues."

Now, later when the Messiah came, didn't He tell us that He came only unto the Lost Sheep of the House of Israel? Didn't He send his 70 out to these Lost Sheep to preach the Good News of Redemption? Matthew 15:24. He didn't come to the two Southern Houses of Judah. They had quarreled with Him over the legalism of their teaching and finally delivered Him for crucifixion. Their deliverance will come when they finally acknowledge Him and He returns.

Two Researchers: Zen Garcia and Rob Skiba have been trying their best to trace the history of Israel and make their presentations. Below, you will see an email that Skiba sent to Zen regarding the backlash he has received from the Black Hebrew Movement. This was posted on 9/18/2016.

Zen Garcia shared Rob Skiba's post.
Yesterday at 12:18pm ·

Rob Skiba
Yesterday at 12:24am ·
Uhggghh. This Black Hebrew thing is driving me nuts. A bunch of them are going ballistic in the comments section of my recent YouTube videos. Funny thing is, I ...never even mentioned anything about anyone's skin color. But these people won't rest until I change every slide to have black people all over everything. Good grief.

Look. Some of my best friends are people of color. Frankly, I don't see color. I see human beings. Period. So, I really don't care what color someone is today or was in the Bible. Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses and Yeshua could all be plaid and pink with purple polka dots for all I care!!

But here's an inescapable fact that has to be considered: The northern kingdom was dispersed into ALLLLLLLLLLLLL THE WORRRRRRLLLLLLDDDDD in 721 BC. And for more than 2,700 freaking years, they've thoroughly blended and mixed with everyone else. So, to think that the only "true Isrealites" today are black people is patently absurd.

Regardless, Romans 11 nullifies the whole argument anyway. If you believe in Yeshua, you are grafted into the cultivated olive tree (Israel). Period. End of story.

This whole thing is getting quite ridiculous.

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Just as Rob Skiba is disgusted with this whole Movement and didn't even use the word Black in his presentation, so are we. Even more so, we include the Blind Church that doesn't even know it's own roots and claims a special dispensation that will allow them to fly away before some 7 yr. Tribulation begins.

Of course there are Blacks that are Israelites; there are also Whites, Yellow, Brown & Red but for this Black Hebrew Movement to have taken off like it has ought to tell everyone that there is a purpose behind this and it is not good and certainly not bringing Glory to God's Word, which tells us in the chapter of Romans 11 who is Israel.

Israel is all of Yahuah's children, whether natural or grafted into the Root of Christ/Yahusha. It is not the color of the skin that makes up Israel but the condition of the heart. If someone believes his skin, whether black, white, red, yellow or a blend of all accords them some special favor, they best get their eyes upon the whole of the Bible; especially Romans 11. Then, they will understand why Rob refers to himself as, "Ephraim Awakening".

PS I use the name Jesus because most of the world knows Him as Jesus. I acknowledge that His name was a Hebrew Name, which have various spellings. I use Yahusha.

Here is Rob Shiba's presentation.

What's the deal with the so-called, "Hebrew Roots Movement" anyway?



HTTPS://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP4LdyMSuh8

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by Gerlinda

If we are not careful, we could read this and believe that the lineage of the messiah came down from Solomon.

That is not the case, however. Because of Solomon's great sin of going after pagan gods, the righteous lineage came through King David's son Nathan. Nathan was the older brother of Solomon. There were 4 son born to King David and Bathsheba

But here's more, the Hebrew word for generation is Toledat.

In Gen 2;4, the Yod, which means the right hand of Yahuah and is a divine letter is included in the word Toledat.

However, in Gen. 5:1 and other listings of the genealogy thereafter, the Yod is removed. Why? Is there an inconsistency in the Bible? Once again, the Word of Yahuah is True.

In the Book of Ruth, chapter 4, verse 18, through 22, where the genealogy is mentioned, it was noticed that when it says, "Jesse began David", the Yod is once again place back in the word for Generation.

This is profound when you connect the meaning to this find. Yahusha is from the lineage of King David. The divine letter was returned.

When the genealogy became corrupt, Yahuah removed the Divine Connection but when David was born, Yahuah put it back. That is the reason Yahusha is also called, "The son of David".

Nothing is trivial, leave it all to The Almighty to keep things in order: including the fact that Solomon's off-spring are not included in the lineage of Yahusha. Yet, "Of the increase of his government and peace there will be no end. He will reign on David's throne and over his kingdom, establishing and upholding it with justice and righteousness from that time on and forever. (Isaiah 9:7)

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