Studies on Books of the Bible *
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The Old Testament (some books are not available at this time)
THE BOOK of BEGINNINGS
Genesis    (some chapters are not available at this time)
ISRAEL in Egypt to the Entering of Promised Land and Death of Joshua  Includes the destruction of the Canaanites, the Hittites, the Amorites, and the Perizzites, and the Jebusites, and the Girgashites From the Promosed Land. Deuteronomy 20:17  But thou shalt utterly destroy them; namely, the Hittites, and the Amorites, the Canaanites, and the Perizzites, the Hivites, and the Jebusites; as the LORD thy God hath commanded thee:

Exodus
Leviticus 
Numbers 
Deuteronomy 
Joshua 

ISRAEL from the Entering of Promised Land and History and Happenings while there under Judges, Priests and Kings and  the Captivity of:  

First. The northern kingdom, "House of Israel", along with many from the southern kingdom, "House of Judah" were taken by Assyria in 745-721 BC, well over eight hundred thousand Israelite men  2 Samuel 24:1 - 9 and their families from ten different tribes (2 Kings 17, 18, and 19).  In 2 Kings 19:32-34 we learn that only Jerusalem was spared. Vast numbers of these Israelites, soon after the power of the Assyrians was broken, began several migrations, with the main two groups moving west under the Black Sea, and north through the Dariel pass of the Caucasus mountains into the steppes of south Russia. 

A large group also moved east. These were called Sakka (Saka) and Iskuza by the Medes and Persians. The Japanese name Sakai is but a step away from Saka. There are many strange customs of unknown origin in Japan that can only be explained by recognizing that some from the east Jordan tribes of Manasseh, Reuben and Gad, Manasseh being pre-eminant, made their way to that far eastern Island, while their cousins headed west to populate northwest Europe and the far western island of Britain and later on into the Americas.

Some of these migrations were undertaken all the way into the 17th century when, in the final migration, some from the tribe of Manasseh sailed the north Atlantic to Plymouth to fulfill Isaiah 49:20, which was prophesied to the hegemony of the House of Israel, some from the tribe of Ephraim (England).

You see, the crux of the whole Lost Tribe subject is that the names we want to look for to trace the Israelites are not the names that historical accounts and archaeological finds give those same folks.

To more confuse the issue, large groups of Israelites called themselves by different names. Some of them called themselves the House of Isaac, which is pronounced e-sahk with the emphasis on the last syllable. How natural for the Persians to call them the Sakka (Sacae in Greek), while the Assyrians called others, the House of Omri, after the sixth king of Israel. This name sounded like Khumri, and was variously pronounced Ghumri, Gimri, Gimira, Gammer, all of which turned into the Greek Kimmeroii, our English word Cimmerians.

The Israelites weren't lost, their name got lost. That fact coupled with the erroneous search for the Jews' fulfillment of the Old Testament prophesies has held the Lost Tribes teaching in virtual obscurity these millenia since 500 BC.

and  Second.  from the southern kingdom, "House of Judah" one hundred and thirty five years later, in 586 B.C,  Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon carried more than one half million Israelite men 2 Samuel 24:1 - 9 and their families from the other two tribes, of Benjamin and Judah (the Jews), away to Babylon. 2 Kings 25:1 - 21.

In 457 BC King Artaxerxes decreed that any Jew in his realm, including the priests and Levites, may return to Jerusalem Ezra 7:13 after the Temple is rebuilt. Ezra and Nehemiah went back to Jerusalem, but they took with them only a REMNANT, and only from the House of Judah.

The rest of "Judah", the majority of them, went north over the Caucasus Mountains with the other tribes from the "House of Israel" and to this very day most of true Judah and Israel do not know who they are. Though they basically comprise the Christian nations of the world, in their ignorance they call themselves gentiles.

While the remnant of the "House of Judah",
i.e. tribes of Judah and Benjamin along with the Nethinim (King Solomon's temple workers} who were, during the time when Jesus  walked here one earth, and are still today, called Jews.

(All total approximately 1,300,000 men plus their wives and children were carried away) 
(some studies are not available at this time)
Judges     
Ruth   
  
1 Samuel
  
2 Samuel  
Live Link to-  A very special lesson God taught King David which all of us Christians.need to learn from chapter 24 of 2 Samuel; 
1 Kings  

2 Kings
    Only chapters 17,18,19 and 25 are available at this time
1 Chronicles
2 Chronicles

Return
from Babylon of Remnant of "House of Judah" along with the Nethinim who had mixed with them during Captivity (All of whom are now referred to as Jews, even though many are not of Israelite heritage).
Ezra
       
Nehemiah  

Esther 


THE POETICAL AND WISDOM BOOKS (some books are not available at this time)
Job   
Psalms
  
Proverbs
  
The book of a man, King Solomon, "under the sun" reasoning about life.

Ecclesiastes 
Song  of Solomon   
Lamentations  
The Prophets in Chronological Order

THE PRE-EXILIC PROPHETS

listed in chronological order
Joel 850-700 B.C. 
Jonah 800 B.C.
Amos 780-755 B.C.    
Hosea 760-710 B.C.
Micah 740 B.C.
Isaiah 740-680 B.C.
Nahum 700-615 B.C.  
Zephaniah 630-620 B.C. 
Habakkuk 627-586 B.C.  
Jeremiah  626-580 B.C.   
THE EXILIC PROPHETS
listed in chronological order
Daniel 604-535 B.C.   Daniel's Visions chapters 7 through 12 all of one file
Ezekiel 593-570 B.C.
Obadiah 585 B.C.  

THE POST EXILIC PROPHETS
listed in chronological order
Haggai 520 B.C.  
Zechariah 520-518 B.C.   Zechariah's Visions About These End Times!
Malachi 450-400 B.C.

The New Testament (some books are not available at this time)
The GOSPELS
Matthew      
Mark       
Luke 
John
 The Acts of the Apostles
Acts    


The EPISTLES of PAUL (some studies are not available at this time)
Romans               
1 Corinthians    
      
2 Corinthians     
      
Galatians      
       
Ephesians           
Philippians  
Colossians    
      
Thessalonians 1st. & 2nd      
Timothy 1st & 2nd
              
Titus
 
Philemon
 
Hebrews
     
The General  EPISTLES, JAMES, PETER, JOHN and Jude
James
Peter 1st. & 2nd.
John 1st, 2nd, & 3rd
Jude    
The REVELATION of JESUS CHRIST
Revelation

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