[Lowell]

(Reply from my friend Wally) This is of the mark. I know they say they are of Abraham, Ishmul and Jacob (Isreal). But, if they are of Abraham, they would know Christ who came not to the "lost" ten tribes, but to the lost three tribes in the land of Isreal. The ten tribes were not deported but departed from under the son of Soloman to avoid the consequences of the continued policies of Soloman, they did God's will, as they are doing today. Interesting but untrue!

[Stavka2]

They did God's will by abandoning Solamen the Wise and eventually converting to the worship of evil?

[xzins]

Reply from my friend Wally) This is of the mark. I know they say they are of Abraham, Ishmul and Jacob (Isreal). But, if they are of Abraham, they would know Christ who came not to the "lost" ten tribes, but to the lost three tribes in the land of Isreal. The ten tribes were not deported but departed from under the son of Soloman to avoid the consequences of the continued policies of Soloman, they did God's will, as they are doing today. Interesting but untrue!

Lowell, could you paraphrase all this and expand on it. I'm not following it, and I'd like to give you an honest answer.

[Havoc]

You are not stating the case properly are you. The three tribes of Judah were of Judah - not Israel. And Jesus flatly stated he came not but to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. This is right on the mark. The deportation by the Assyrians is a matter of historical record. Methinks you either haven't read or are pushing some agenda lol

[johnb838]

know they say they are of Abraham, Ishmul and Jacob (Isreal). But, if they are of Abraham, they would know Christ who came not to the "lost" ten tribes, but to the lost three tribes in the land of Isreal. The ten tribes were not deported but departed from under the son of Soloman to avoid the consequences of the continued policies of Soloman, they did God's will, as they are doing today. Interesting but untrue!

Do what now?