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| Name | The Lost 10 Tribes & WHY the US & GB Dominated the World! It's all explained in Bible Prophecy |
| Video Uploader | Video From Tomorrow's World |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 17-02-2023 01:00:01 |
| Video Discription | During the last 2 centuries, the United States and Great Britain have both reached unprecedented levels of success and power in the world. But… why? Did the US and Great Britain just have amazing “luck” as thirteen little colonies and a small island nation came to dominate the world? Or… was Bible prophecy being fulfilled? The fascinating answer IS found in the Bible. And it has to do with the link between these 2 nations and the lost 10 tribes of Israel! So in this video, we’ll explain in 5 simple points why God brought the United States and Great Britain to the forefront as world-dominating superpowers. And we’ll show you how these 2 great nations are connected to the lost 10 tribes of Israel. This is one of the most interesting stories of history and prophecy you’ll ever hear. And it is a major key to understanding much of Bible prophecy. So stick around… and don’t just believe us, but look up these verses and prove this from your own Bible. Okay, let’s get started… Point #1— God promised to bless Abraham and his descendants in astonishing ways. The promises God made to Abraham were enormous and extraordinary… the kind that would affect the entire world and lay the foundation for the rest of the Bible. There are many passages that describe these promises and explain how they were passed down from Abraham to Isaac (son), then to Jacob (grandson), to Joseph (great grandson), and to Ephraim and Manasseh (great-great-grandsons). It would take hours to go through them in detail, so here is a big-picture view of the key passages and the specific promises given. The key passages are... Genesis 12:1-3 Genesis 13:14-17 Genesis 15:4-5 Genesis 17:1-8 Genesis 18:18 Genesis 22:16-18 Genesis 26:2-5 Genesis 27:26-29 Genesis 28:3-4, 13-14 Genesis 35:9-15 Genesis 48:9-20 Genesis 49:1, 22-26 We’d encourage you to pause the video and look them up yourself, but a basic summary of the promises given to Abraham and his descendants are: A huge number of descendants unable to be counted They would receive blessings of fertility Nations and kings would come from them By them all nations and families of the earth would be blessed They would spread to the north, south, east, and west They would become a great nation and a great group of nations They would possess a great name They would possess great military power The would possess the gates of their enemies Other nations and peoples would be subject to them Their enemies would be cursed Their allies would be blessed And they would acquire immense agricultural and mineral wealth God made these promises to Abraham and his descendants around 2000 to 1700 BC. In the following centuries, Abraham’s family grew into the nation of Israel which consisted of the 12 tribes (or families) of Jacob, whose name had been changed to Israel. After the Exodus and their settling in the promised land, the nation of Israel had many ups and downs as it went through the period of the Judges, and then as a united kingdom. Because of their disobedience to God, the nation split around 930 BC. Ten of the tribes became the Northern Kingdom of Israel. Ephraim and Manasseh were part of this Northern Kingdom (1 Kings 11:31-35). The other two tribes became the Southern Kingdom of Judah. Then, in about 721 BC, the powerful Assyrian empire conquered the Northern Kingdom and deported them to areas to the north and east (2 Kings 17:6). This was an abrupt ending to the northern nation known as Israel, which included the tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh. Many think the tribes simply assimilated into the local populations and disappeared from the rest of history. But was that it? Was that the end of the story? What about the promises to Abraham that were passed down to Ephraim and Manasseh? Were they fulfilled? Point #2 — The promises were not fulfilled before Israel went into captivity in 721 BC When you look at a map of the world, and the extent of Israel at its peak during Solomon’s reign, the nation of Israel only occupied a tiny sliver of land on the eastern side of the Mediterranean Sea. It would roughly compare to the size of the small state of New Jersey. This obviously couldn’t be the fulfillment of all the promises. Yes, some portions of the promises were fulfilled in small-scale ways during ancient times, but it is obvious that the ultimate fulfillment of ALL of the promises were not. In Genesis 48, Israel told Joseph that his older son Manasseh was to become a great people, but that Ephraim was to become a multitude or company of nations. There is no record of Ephraim and Manasseh ever becoming a great nation and company of nations prior to Israel’s captivity. They never became a blessing to all the nations of the world before they went into Assyrian captivity. So… if the incredible promises were not fulfilled before Israel was taken captive & deported in 721 BC, then when were they fulfilled? Well, the Bible explains that the ultimate fulfillment would be postponed until the end times! [1Xv4dfk3yB4] |
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