by Gerlinda

As you read this article, you will continue to learn that only by Yahuah's scattering the tribes of Israel was it going to be possible for them to be "REDEEMED" through Christ's sacrifice: while at the same time, upon acknowledging and accepting Him as their Messiah, they began spreading the Gospel of Christ. They had received their due-punishment for their apostasy by being conquered by Assyria, Babylon and finally Rome.

What most of Christendom does not realize is that these Sheep of Yahusha have been sitting in the pews of churches not even knowing that they were of the original tribes that Christ called "His Sheep". Yet, hasn't their Redeemer been telling them to come out of her (Mystery Babylon's Religions}

Revelation 18:4 ... Come out of her, my people, that you be not partakers of her sins, ... Come forth out of her, my people, that ye partake not in her sins,

Those calling themselves JEWS don't mind sitting in their Synagogue of Satan, which is the Babylon of Old.

Compare, as I have done, the very close similarity of the Hebrew words to those of the Germanic words and there is no doubt that the influence came from the Hebrews themselves. Here are just two portions out of the complete written article that gives the proof of this matter along with the Biblical evidence that , these Sheep of Christ/Yahusha, will be gathered unto Him in the end. I don't know how He will do this but His Word given to the Prophets tells it will be done.

One thing for sure, these Tribes are Israel and not Jews who are recorded in history as being of the children of Lucifer.

Continue to learn this fact and you will be amazed how it has been there all along yet kept from the leaders of the Christians Churches who failed to pass down the whole of Yahuah's Word to His Chosen, the Israelites.

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New Germanic Words from Hebrew Word Roots

Biblical Hebrew contained relatively few root words—originally only a few hundred—but from these roots, words were formed in great variety. Most of these formations were made by exchanging vowels, adding prefixes or suffixes, and doubling consonants according to certain rules. Literally thousands of words similar to these roots, and to the multiple forms that developed out of these roots, appeared in Germanic dialects between 700 and 400 B.C. One example is the Hebrew word dun or don. The root is dwn and is related to the root ‘adan ("to rule, to judge, to descend, to be low, area ruled or judged, area of domain"). The proper name Dan ("judge") is related to this root. Out of this root also developed the Hebrew word ‘adon ("Lord, Master"). These words remind us of the Anglo-Saxon word adun, out of which the English word down (the noun form means "hill, upland") developed and the area ruled was don, or its modern counterpart town. It is also interesting to note that the Hebrew word ‘adon ("Lord") and its root ‘adan ("to rule, judge") compare well with Odin and Wodan, two names from different dialects for the highest Germanic god.

Verb forms in the two language groups also contain similarities. The Hebrew verb kom, kam, kum, yikom ("to arise, come forth"), for example, compares favorably with modern English come and came, Old English cuman, and German kommen, kam, gekommen ("to come forth, arrive, arise"). 11

The Gathering of Israel

The role that Abraham’s descendants would play in the course of world history was foreshadowed early in the biblical record. To Abraham the Lord said, "I will make thee exceeding fruitful, and I will make nations of thee, and kings shall come out of thee." (Gen. 17:6.)

The Lord renewed this promise with Isaac (see Gen. 26:4) and again with Jacob, saying that his descendants would "spread abroad to the west, and to the east, and to the north, and to the south: and in thee and in thy seed shall all the families of the earth be blessed." (Gen. 28:14.)

This spreading would come as Moses foretold: Israel would someday be scattered "among the nations, and … be left few in number among the heathen, whither the Lord shall lead [them]." (Deut. 4:27.) This would be a thorough dispersion. As the Lord said in Amos 9:9, "sift the house of Israel among all nations."

But he also promised that he would not forget Israel. Eventually, the children of Israel would be gathered "out of the lands, from the east, and from the west, from the north, and from the south." (Ps. 107:3.)

Although Israel would be scattered throughout the world, the countries north of Israel were particularly singled out as lands from which Israel would be gathered. Jeremiah wrote that "the days come, saith the Lord, that it shall no more be said, The Lord liveth, that brought up the children of Israel out of the land of Egypt;

Tracing the Dispersion

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Introduced by Pastor Eli James


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