The Book of Ephraim

INTRODUCTION

The Book of Ephraim contains the revelation of the Ancient and Divine Teaching of the thirteen original tribes of the House of Israel.

It acquires its name from the second son of Joseph in the Bible (Gen., 41:52-53), from whom the thirteenth tribe of Israel takes its name, and from whom many of the American black men and women descend.

The Book of Ephraim is based on the Holy Bible, and is substantially a bible commentary that focuses its attention on the development of the Nation of Israel and the role of the descendants of the Tribe Ephraim.

As in the days of ancient times when great men from the Tribe of Ephraim would blow the trumpets calling all the tribes of the House of Israel together; the Book of Ephraim today summons the descendants of the lost children of Israel back to the original teachings of the Almighty and to the covenants that our fathers entered into with the creator over four thousand years ago.

Those who are descendants of the children of Israel will hear this call. The Almighty has put within you that which when called must hear. Those who are not will see nothing in these words but senseless exhortations to an out-dated mode of living, which of necessity conflicts with this present evil and decadent society.

The call is to Ephraim to take on his rightful heritage and birthright. That heritage and birthright which requires him to assume his position of leadership in righteousness and to walk in the perpetual precepts that were established long ago by his great forefathers.

“For there shall be a day, that the watchmen upon the hills of Ephraim shall cry, arise ye and let us go to Zion unto Jehovah our Greater.” Jer. 31:6

The Book of Ephraim is a key to understanding the bible and the divine plan that the Almighty has been working throughout the ages. It presents in the creator’s own words the inception of the ancient House of Israel. A nation established to be the creator’s handiwork in righteousness. To be a pure expression of the power and beauty and of all that’s good in men and women living life in accordance to divinely instituted statutes and ordinances.

It follows this divinely established people called Israel as they develop through the centuries; from their roots to their dispersion and disappearance from the “Promise Land.” It reveals the many prophecies that state unequivocally that the Almighty will raise up the descendents of this nation of Israel and bring them back into the knowledge of the creator and His statutes.

It explains the statements of the master concerning “The lost sheep of the House of Israel,” and his declared mission to this House of Israel that had become like “scattered sheep.”

It explains how important this lost House of Israel is. How the present day state of Israel is a false pretender to be the entire House of Israel, and in reality has very small claim to being even descendants to the three (3) tribes that constituted the southern kingdom of Judah. The tribes that remained in lower Palestine after the northern ten (10) tribe kingdom of Israel, under the leadership of the half-African tribe of Ephraim were carried away into bondage.

The Book of Ephraim explains why in Revelations, chapter 7:4, when we read,

“And I heard the number of them that were sealed, a hundred and forty and four thousand, sealed out of every tribe of the children of Israel.”

and it then names each of the tribes and how many were sealed of each tribe; every tribe is mentioned except the tribe of Ephraim.  Yet we read in the Book of Jeremiah,

“Is Ephraim my dear son? Is he a darling child? For as often as I speak against him, I do earnestly remember him still. Therefore my heart yearneth for him.” Jer. 31:20

Read this! It is the Almighty speaking through the ages to you, Ephraim.

Although you have gone astray from his ways.

“Ephraim and Manasseh are mine, even as Reuben and Simeon shall be mine...they shall be called after the name of their brethren in their inheritance.” “...Let my name be named on them and the name of my fathers Abraham and Isaac...” Gen. 48:5, 6, 16