The Regathering Deception

Most Pastors teach that the modern state of Israel represents the regathering of the Jews,…

End Time Deceptions

By John Lee

Most Pastors teach that the modern state of Israel represents the regathering of the Jews, but if you’ve read our “Jews Who Are Not Jews” study, then you know that 97% of the people who call themselves Jews are NOT descendants of Abraham.

And God has no reason to regather people who say they are Jews but are not.

The fact is that there’s no need for a regathering in the end times, because it already occurred BEFORE Jesus first coming.

The house of Israel and the house of Judah were rejoined by Jesus, their promised Messiah and King, in the New Covenant.

Modern teachers make Christians think that the regathering only involves the Jews, but the Bible tells us that the regathering involved people from all of the Israelite tribes.

Jesus confirmed that some of the house of Israel had regathered when He said,
“I was not sent except to the lost sheep of the house of Israel.” Matthew 15:24

He didn’t say that He was sent for the Jews only, He said that he was looking for lost sheep from ALL of the Israelite tribes.

It was easy for Jesus to find the Jews, as they had regathered in the area of Jerusalem, in Judea. The prophecy of Daniel 70 Weeks tell us that they returned from Babylonian captivity to rebuild the temple and city, to prepare the way for the Messiah.

Jesus was in Jerusalem during feast days and when He went the final time to die on the cross of Calvary.

But the majority of the time He ministered in the areas north of Jerusalem, where the house of Israel used to live before the Assyrians scattered them, and where they had regathered.

Remember that God split the Israelites into two kingdoms after Solomon worshiped foreign gods.

The Southern Kingdom, called the House of Judah, consisted of the tribes of Judah and Benjamin.

The Northern Kingdom, called the House of Israel, consisted of the other 10 tribes.

The prophet Isaiah told the house of Israel that Jesus would shine on them again.

In the midst of Isaiah telling the house of Israel that the Assyrians would come to disperse them from the land, he gave them hope that the Messiah would shine on them when they would be regathered before His coming…