​In this section we will continue to explore more of the historical heritage of True Israel.

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The ministry of Jonah as a High Priest after the Order of Melchizedek,

was to establish that the God of Israel was the God of all people.

 

And many of the judges, who were of the Levites, hated him for that,

and they said,

"If the God of Israel is the God of all people,

what's the point for us being a chosen nation?"

 

And they hated the fact that Jonah and the people of Samaria where he lived,

in what was the bastion of where the righteous had gone to reside,

accepted all peoples into the covenant,

and didn't worry about distinctions of tribal identity,

but all were equal, and grafted into the covenant.

 

And that's why there's this ongoing situation, even in the time of the Messiah’s walk in the flesh,

whereby there’s this tension between the wayward people of Israel and those of Samaria.

 

And a wicked woman named Talul arose up, and she corrupted the meaning of Levite,

and she corrupted the Tabernacle so that it was no longer a place of prayer,

but it was a den of thieves and prostitution and of making wealth.

 

And she established blood sacrifice with the temple,

and all manner of horrible evil things came through her and those who followed after,

including Eli and his sons.

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And the corruption of wayward Israel became so great,

that Anokeesed had the Ark of the Covenant,

and the two tablets of Moses taken to the Americas,

by a righteous family during this time period.

 

And there were many of Israel who took on the force of arms

and fought against the Philistines and their neighbours,

contrary to the covenant of Abraham.

 

And much of what is in the Bible written about this time period

is mostly lies and propaganda, fabricated by the wayward King of wayward Israel

— known as Solomon.

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Solomon lied about his father, and he lied about Saul,

and he was redefining Israel, in terms of what it meant to be a nation,

to redefine its history, its purpose, its view of Anokeesed,

what it means to be a prophet, scripture, every aspect.

 

And he was the first person to commission books written in Hebrew.

 

And much of what he wrote is the foundation of the Levitcal Torah,

and the early books of the Old Testament.

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And history from his point of view, pushed a narrative to justify his power,

to justify his conquest of the neighbouring peoples,

to justify his wealth, and to justify the building of the temple.

 

And he lied about his father, because David was a man of peace,

David never killed anyone.

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David united Israel through negotiation and through the spirit without conflict.

And Jerushalam (Shalam) became David's capital.

 

And the name Jerushalam means "founded peaceably."

 

And the name stands as a testimony against all those who follow after the Levitical Law,

who say that violence is justified,

and all the ways that allow anyone to kill someone else,

and assert dominance over someone else.

 

The city of Jerushalam is a direct confrontation of those lying ideas.

 

And it says in the Bible in one place, on his deathbed, David tells his son Solomon:

"If you repent, Anokeesed may have mercy, and you might not be cast off."

 

But Solomon didn't listen, and he made up stories,

suggesting that on David's deathbed, he gave him a hit list of all the people to kill after he's gone,

and plans for building of the temple,

and all the sorcery and power of wickedness that the temple is.

 

And Solomon rewrote the history, so that what we think of as the history of Israel was actually done by Solomon with all the claims of his superior wisdom.

 

And this went on for centuries, and prophets like Isaiah and others arose up to challenge these false narratives, especially about blood sacrifice.

 

And finally, it came to the point where the book of the law written by Moses was again revealed in the time of young King Josiah.

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And Josiah in his youth endeavoured to restore the true Law of Jeshurun to Israel,

end the sorcery and end all the wayward practices that they had adopted.

 

But the ruling elite conspired against him,

and after some time, they managed to get him killed through the employ of sorcery. 

 

And they drove his prophets into exile and killed many of them.

But some remained.

 

Jeremiah remained, and Ezekiel went into exile.

 

And the Babylonian captivity came upon them and destroyed their temple and destroyed their nation.

 

And in that time, Ezekiel performed a funeral for Israel,

because Israel had completely corrupted and lost its way,

and had become dead, with no spiritual life.

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And then Ezekiel had a vision of a valley full of dry bones,

representing the spiritual nature of wayward Israel,

that would in the Father's Lovingkindness be revived back to life

and become re-invigorated by the inception of His Spirit.

 

Ezekiel reestablished Israel, and he called it:

"True Israel."

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And True Israel is the spiritual condition, not based on lineage,

but based on, once again, the holy city of Maween of the days of Enoch.

 

And he established 22 Parameters that protect Israel from all the onslaughts of evil,

and to keep people walking in the same way of holiness as the ancients did.

 

And during his time as a High Priest after the Order of Melchizedek,

Ezekiel established the Essenes to be the standard of True Israel,

and for someone to be considered True Israel,

they would have to measure up to the standard of the Essenes.

 

And his grandson Zadok, together with Nehemiah,

returned to Israel under the blessing of the King of Persia at the time,

and Zadok established the culture of the Essenes in the Trans-Jordan,

because during this time period, another Persian king had risen up,

and in his fears for rebellions across his land,

he sent Ezra to impose the Law of Babylon,

edited in a way according to the traditions of Solomon,

to be the law of Israel.

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This is how the law of the wayward Levites, was codified to become the Torah.

 

Ezra had soldiers and money, and he killed those who opposed him and who resisted,

and the people wept and mourned,

and many of the righteous fled into Moab and Ammon and Edom,

and there they established the culture of the Essenes,

and they remained there, developing their culture and being a righteous people for generations,

until the time of Goker Harim I,

a mere 150 years before the birth of Messiah.

 

And there, Shabuwa was re-established in its fullness,

and they had to get ready, because soon would be the birth of the Messiah.

 

And so, the people began to minister and spread out through the settlements of Judea and Samaria.

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And it was hard for them, with the strong tension coming from the people of the temple -- the Levites, who constantly persecuted them.

 

And so, those of wayward Israel from the Temple Priesthood,

managed to capture and kill Goker Harim I

— High Priest after the Order of Melchizedek,

in his old age.

 

And they made it so that the Essenes couldn't practice their religion freely in many of the cities like Jerushalam, and the Essenes were very careful in their exercise of discretion with the truth.

 

And to protect them, the Romans came and occupied the land,

and the Hasmonean dynasty — which was in cahoots with the temple religion,

was put down,

and this allowed the Essenes to be established in the land sufficiently

to allow for Messiah to do His earthly ministry.

 

And so, they called forth the birth of Messiah.

 

And during His ministry, Messiah learnt thoroughly and confronted the Levitical Law.

 

And He said,

"If you would know Me, you would—if you knew My Father, also know Me."

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And He said,

"You have heard it said, 'An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth,'

'I say unto you, love your enemies, do good to them that curse you, bless those that despitefully use you, do not resist evil,"

— calling them back to the covenant of Abraham,

calling them back to the ancient paths.

 

And everything He did was a direct reproval to them in the corruption of their history,

and it truly revealed the disparity of the lies about Israel and about the God of Israel,

as told by Solomon and the Levites, versus Anokeesed and His character of lovingkindness,

and what really transpired in their history.

 

So, in the Levitical tradition and narrative,

Moses and Joshua and David become warlords and mighty generals

that kill hundreds of thousands of people, which is not true,

and which is not what a prophet should be.

 

And polygamy is justified and glorified, and all manner of racial supremacy, such as —

"We're better than other people, and you have to have a pure bloodline"— was promoted.

 

And that's why the Judeans hated the Samaritans,

because the Samaria was a melting pot — welcoming all into the true covenant of Abraham,

and they had always been a melting pot,

especially after the Assyrian conquest and the return from exile.

 

It was a mix of all kinds of people, and it was a direct confrontation to the agenda of the Levites,

and they hated the Samaritans because of that.

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So, any chance to paint the Samaritans as bad people was done by the temple religion and the Levitical priesthood.

An example of this prejudice and hate was directed at the Messiah by those of the temple religion,

when, having been reproval by him, they said:

"Say we not well that you are a Samarian, and have a devil?"

(John 8:43)

 

And Motsah the Lamb – the Messiah, fulfilled His ministry,

and after His crucifixion and murder, the Essenes continued in their ministry.

 

But the rebellions of the temple religion and their persecution of followers of The Way (True Israel) climaxed, and civil unrest in the area became so great, that Anokeesed had the Essenes leave their communities.

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And they departed to the mountains to the north, to the Caucasus Mountains,

according to the direction of Anokeesed through Urim to James, the brother of Motsah.

 

So then, many of the Essenes fled to the Caucasus Mountains.

 

And those who remained were caught up in the wars with Rome,

and many of them were dispersed afterwards, and yet some remained.

 

Whereas James and many of the apostles were killed by the imposter of Antioch (Sha’ul) also known as Paul, and by many such other people who wanted to be seen as important and have prestige and power.

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And once again, the religion of True Israel was corrupted,

to what became known as Christianity today,

so that the true meaning of what Messiah's true mission was

became lost, and many things were concealed once again.

 

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And in these end days, Anokeesed has called forth Ben Elim (Goker Harim III),

through whom He has restored the true Law of Moses,

and Anokeesed gave him the Urim and re-established Shabuwa,

and again re-established what it means to be True Israel,

and what it means to walk on the pathway of Jeshurun (The Way),

and to walk on the pathway of peace in the covenant of Abraham,

and restore the true knowledge of the holy city of Ma'een of Enoch's day.

 

And so now, the true purpose and mission and calling of Israel is plain once again:

to prepare for the lighting down of the Arm of Motsah,

and the Great Gathering,

to minister to the lost, and the fallen, and the desperate, and the afraid, and all the things prophesied.

 

Bringing liberty to the captives, and sight to the blind and joy to those that mourn.

 

All these things are part of the heritage and ministry of True Israel in these end days.

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Thus, the history of Israel is not simply a story of the past . . .

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It is the continuing testimony of the Creator's purpose to establish righteousness among His children.

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From the first generations of mankind to the covenant of Abraham, from the First Exodus to the scattering of wayward Israel, and from the restoration of the Ancient Paths to the prophetic events of the latter days, one central purpose remains unchanged:

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The Father is calling His children to return to Him

— to become as He is.

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The Great Awakening, therefore, is not fulfilled merely by discovering one's ancestry,

changing religious affiliation or returning to the Levitical Torah.

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It is fulfilled when one begins to walk in the righteousness, peacefulness and lovingkindness that characterised the righteous ancients.

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For the true heritage of Israel is not simply a matter of bloodline or historical descent.

 

It is a sacred responsibility to bear witness to the character of the Creator.

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And the true destiny of Israel is not supremacy over the nations,

but service to all Creation through the ministry of Lovingkindness.

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This is the Ancient Way.

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This is the calling of True Israel.

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"I know their contrariness and their thoughts and their stiffneckedness,

and they will not be obedient till they confess their own sin

and the sin of their fathers.

And after this they will turn to Me in all uprightness

and with all (their) heart and with all (their) soul,

and I will circumcise the foreskin of their heart

and the foreskin of the heart of their seed,

and I will create in them a set-apart spirit,

and I will cleanse them so that they shall not turn away from Me

from that day and throughout eternity.

And their souls will cleave to Me

and to all My commandments,

and they will fulfil My commandments,

and I will be their Father and they shall be My children.

And they all shall be called children of the living God,

and every angel and every spirit shall know,

indeed, they shall know that these are My children,

and that I am their Father in uprightness and righteousness,

and that I love them." 

(Book of Jubilees 1:21-24)