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History of Wayward Israel

-Scattered but not forgotten-

Here we arrive at one of the most important themes related to The Second Exodus.

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Although wayward Israel (Yashar’Al) would be scattered among the nations, Scripture does not portray the scattered ones as completely forgotten by Anokeesed [I AM #595 Lovingkindness #2617]

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The people would be dispersed.

They would be separated from their heritage.

Their national circumstances would radically change.

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There was to be consequence for disobedience—but it was not the end of the story.

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Notice YirmeYAHU/Jeremiah 3:20, where Anokeesed compares wayward Israel (Yashar'Al) to a wife departing from her husband:

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"'Surely, as a wife treacherously departs from her husband, so have you Israel (Yashar'Al) dealt treacherously with Me, O house of (Israel) Yashar'Al,' says Anokeesed."

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Further, YirmeYAHU/Jeremiah 31:32 says:
"Not according to the covenant that I made with their fathers in the day that I took them by the hand to bring them out of the land of Mitsrayim (Egypt), My covenant which they broke, though I was a husband to them, says
Anokeesed"

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Israel (Yashar'Al) departed from her Husband by breaking the marriage vows she made with Anokeesed.
As a result of Yashar'Al breaking her agreement with her husband, Anokeesed sent messengers to warn the people to repent and return to Him. However, these they mocked and mistreated:

"But they mocked the messengers of
Anokeesed, and despised His words, and misused His prophets..."

(2 Dibrey Ha'Yamim/2 Chronicles 36:16)
 

Out of love and mercy for His wife, Anokeesed tried to warn them to turn and repent from her adulterous ways.

 

Unfortunately, after many years of warning His wayward people, Anokeesed finally conceded and finally had to put wayward Israel (Yashar'Al) away, and in so-doing, He issued her with the Bill of Divorcement:
 

"Then I saw that for all the causes for which backsliding Israel (Yashar'Al) had committed adultery, I had put her away and given her a CERTIFICATE OF DIVORCE; yet her treacherous sister Yahudah did not fear, but went and played the harlot also."

(YirmeYAHU/Jeremiah 3:8)
 

As a result, Anokeesed stated that wayward Yashar'Al would no longer be exclusively called "His People . . ."
 

"Then Anokeesed said: 'Call His Name Lo-Ammi, for you are not My people, and I will not be your God.

Yet the number of the children of Israel (Yashar'Al) shall be as the sand of the sea, which cannot be measured or numbered. And it shall come to pass in the place where it was said to them, 'you are not My People,' there it shall be said to them, 'you are the sons of the living God.'"

(HushaYAH/Hosea 1:9-10)​

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This was so because Anokeesed would have mercy on wayward Israel (Yashar'Al), and in the latter days (our time) call upon all to return to Him, so they may again be bestowed with the honour of being called:
"True Israel" (Yashar'Al)

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The scattered wayward people of Israel (Yashar'Al) are not merely pictured as being driven away

and forgotten. They are pictured as being sown . . .​

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Consider the difference between merely scattering seed and sowing seed.

 

Something scattered may appear 'lost.'

Something sown has a future purpose.

A seed disappears beneath the earth.

For a season it cannot be seen.

Its former appearance is gone, yet beneath the surface, the seed remains.

And at the appointed time, what was planted can emerge again.

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This prophetic pattern becomes fundamental to understanding the story that follows . . .​

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There's no hiding from the fact that Anokeesed shall gather His People . . . bringing together from the nations all those who are the scattered people of wayward Israel (Yashar'Al) - consisting of all that are following the vestiges and subtleties of the Levitical Priesthood, into Zion which was known as Maween by the ancients; where we shall dwell in tranquility as True Israel (Communities of the Righteous).

 

Speaking through the Prophet YirmeYAHU/Jeremiah 3:14, Anokeesed says:
 

"Return, O backsliding children . . . for I am MARRIED TO YOU.

I will take you, one from a city and two from a family, and I will bring you to Zion!"
 

This Gathering of the scattered wayward people of Israel (Yashar'Al), is the Second Exodus in verity.

 

Then the Messiah and King Motsah the Lamb shall return with His Saints who were translated into the 4th Station of Heaven from ancient times; to join together the Zion that is above, with the Zion that is here on this earth.
 

​In essence, the people of wayward Israel have literally fulfilled the curses written in Deuteronomy 28:15-68  -- which are a perpetual and unique "sign and a wonder" upon them, to always remind them whose people they are!

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The descendants of Abraham had been warned.

The covenant had been broken.

Consequences for rebellion followed.

The nation was divided.

The people were uprooted.

The people were dispersed.

Wayward Israel (Yashar’Al) was sifted among the nations.

Yet they were not forgotten.
 

Anokeesed knew where every 'grain' had been scattered.

 

And so, if the scattering had been foretold, then the questions become unavoidable:

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If there was an Exodus from Egypt . . .

If there was a subsequent worldwide dispersion . . .

If the prophets foretold a future Gathering . . .

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Then Scripture is describing something greater than merely another 'migration.'

 

It points toward the restoration of a scattered wayward people.

It points toward an awakening.

It points toward a worldwide gathering.

It points toward what we call:

 

THE SECOND EXODUS

 

To be continued in OUR HISTORY — PART 2:
History of Wayward Israel | The Great Tribulation


It is so, and so it is . . .

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