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RESTORATION SCRIPTURES TRUE NAME EDITION Study Bible

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COMMENTARY - ENDNOTES<br />

4159<br />

Only called Jews after their exile and return from Babylon.<br />

4160<br />

The prophets with vision and a message of correction always spearhead true revival moves, such as the endtime<br />

restoration of both houses of Yisrael.<br />

4161<br />

Both the prophets and laborers must work together in Yisrael's restoration.<br />

4162<br />

The same command was renewed and confirmed three times.<br />

4163<br />

A sacrifice made representing all 12 tribes. This in no way indicates, or even implies that the fullness of all 12<br />

tribes were present, as only 42,000 Jews had returned, proving that Judah had not fully returned, much less Efrayim.<br />

4164<br />

Specifically the Babylonian exile, since Efrayim is not even the topic here.<br />

4165<br />

Many of Judah stayed behind.<br />

4166<br />

According to Jewish legend, if Moses had not proven worthy to receive Torah, Ezra was next in line.<br />

4167<br />

This offering is by “all Yisrael there present,” or 42,360 Jews. It does not say all Yisrael was present.<br />

4168<br />

They offered on behalf of all Yisrael, not that all Yisrael was present.<br />

4169<br />

This is exactly what both houses need in this final hour of the age. A “little revival” in our national bondage.<br />

4170<br />

Even through this disobedience, Yisrael’s seed was mixed in many nations, fulfilling YHWH’s purpose.<br />

NEHEMIAH<br />

4171<br />

Medo-Persia.<br />

4172<br />

Judah.<br />

4173<br />

Prayer for all 12 tribes.<br />

4174<br />

Known as the exile.<br />

4175<br />

All Yisrael’s prophets knew the importance of the Name.<br />

4176<br />

All Yisrael needs this desire.<br />

4177<br />

Notice the usage of the Babylonian names of months that do not appear in Scripture until the 70 years that Judah<br />

spent in Babylon. The Scripture accurately records this transition into pagan names of months, but nowhere gives<br />

approval to it. Yisraelites should do their very best to refrain from using them, and should stick to the numbering<br />

system designated for months in the Torah.<br />

4178<br />

When one carries a true burden for all Yisrael’s restoration, he will not be received well, and the opponents will<br />

be many.<br />

4179<br />

Those who try and rebuild Yisrael with King Yahshua’s blessings can always count on being mocked and<br />

scorned.<br />

4180<br />

Those Samaritans that were colonized by the Assyrians. Here they mock Judah in another classic two-house<br />

battle of hate and bitterness.<br />

4181<br />

Just like all those who don’t want to see Dawid’s Tabernacle being rebuilt, because they are building their own<br />

version of Yisrael.<br />

4182<br />

The message of restoration will often bring out fierce anger.<br />

4183<br />

A true description of the two-house fight to rebuild. A sword along with hard labor.<br />

4184<br />

Nehemiah 5:8 has nothing at all to do with proving that all twelve tribes returned as some claim. If anything, it<br />

proves that only Jews returned. The issue here is Nehemiah’s wrath at fellow Jews violating Torah by subjecting<br />

other Jews to the bondage of slavery, when YHWH had set all of Jewish-Yisrael apart from the nations, or the<br />

Babylonian pagans. Efrayim never returned from Babylonian exile because they were never in Babylon as a nation,<br />

only as individuals mixed in with Judah.<br />

4185<br />

Many heathen joined Nehemiah and became Judah, or Jewish-Yisraelites. How about those who join Efrayim?<br />

Using equal weights and measures, one would have to surmise that they also become Yisrael, since there is no<br />

respecter of persons with YHWH.<br />

4186<br />

Jewish-Yisrael.<br />

4187<br />

These people could not prove their Yisraelite heritage, yet were still counted by Nehemiah as Yisraelites. The<br />

same applies today. If someone dwells with and makes repentance with Yisrael, they must be reckoned as Yisrael,<br />

without any kind of formal rabbinical conversion.<br />

4188<br />

The offspring of Barzillai were barred from the priesthood, not barred from the nation of Yisrael. Proving<br />

genealogy may be critical in determining eligibility to be a priest, but cannot and should not bar one from being part<br />

of both the physical and spiritual nation of Yisrael.<br />

4189<br />

As seen elsewhere in Second Chronicles and such, the term “all Yisrael” was often qualified by the term “all<br />

Yisrael who were present.” The same would apply here. The total of around 50,000 returning exiles cannot be<br />

considered all of Judah (most of whom remained in Babylon), let alone the full return of Efrayim.<br />

4190<br />

From Ezra’s example the modern bema, or raised pulpit was adopted.<br />

4191<br />

When restored Yisrael understands Torah, great joy breaks out.<br />

4192<br />

For 900 years the command to celebrate Tabernacles was violated by Judah and Efrayim. It is never too late to<br />

start.<br />

4193<br />

Being true Yisrael requires full separation.<br />

4194<br />

His Name is higher and more important than all of man’s praise and worship.<br />

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