Guest Lecture: Identifying the Israelites and the Mission of Israel United in Christ

Speakers Introduction

• Bishop Yawasap (Israel United in Christ), from North Carolina/New York
• Captain Amaziah, from the United States
• Captain Yuda, from the United States
• Officer Medtai (Translator)

Purpose and Mission

• Israel United in Christ's mission: To wake up the 12 tribes of Israel found in the Bible.
• The Israelites broke the laws of God, losing their heritage.
• Israel's enemies attacked due to Israel lacking heritage.

Identifying Israelites

• Deuteronomy 28: Outlines curses that would fall upon Israelites.
  • Key verses: 45-46
• Genesis 49:1-2: Jacob prophesizing the fate of his sons in the last days.
  • Emphasis on characteristics of the 12 tribes of Israel.
• Jeremiah 17:4: Loss of heritage due to disobedience to God.

Gathering the Lost Tribes

• Ezekiel 11:16-17: God as a sanctuary, gathering Israelites from scattered nations.
• Mission includes traveling to places like Ghana to reconnect Israelites to their heritage.

The Description of Jesus Christ

• Revelation 1:14-15: Christ described with white wooly hair, red eyes, and feet like burnt brass (indicative of black skin).
• Jeremiah 14:2: Judah is described as black.
• Song of Solomon 1:5: Solomon describes himself as dark.

Colonization and Deception

• Deuteronomy 28:33: Prophecy of labor and resources taken by other nations.
• Real-life observations of economic exploitation in Ghana (e.g., gold mines owned by foreigners).
• Emotional recount of visiting Cape Coast slave castle.
• Psychological impact and identity loss among black populations due to colonial influence.

Scriptural Basis for Enslavement and Redemption

• Amos 3:1-2: Punishment of Israel due to disobedience.
• Psalms 83: Nations conspiring against Israel to hide their true identity.
• Luke 1:68-71: Redemption and salvation of Israelites through Christ.

Listener Interaction

• Questions about the universal applicability of this identity (e.g., Israelites among Africans, South Africans, etc.).
• Clarification that various black populations (not just Ghanaians) are considered Israelites.

Final Thoughts

• Call for Ghanaians and other blacks to recognize their heritage and repent.
• Encouragement to remove false images of Christ and reclaim true identity.
• Ongoing efforts to spread this message through organized events and further outreach.

Contact Information

• Website: www.israelunite.org
• Facebook: IUIC
• YouTube: IUIC

Conclusion

• Brief prayer and closing remarks emphasizing the community and family aspects of nation-building.