The Israelites in Wilderness of the People

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⁣The Israelites in the Wilderness of the People describes a period where
Yahuah gathers His people, the Israelites, from among the nations where
they have been scattered. This event occurs as part of the Second
Exodus, a time of divine judgment and restoration. The wilderness is a
time of refining and preparation for the Israelites to enter into the
covenant anew with Yahuah. It is where the faithful remnant is
distinguished from those who resist Yahuah's laws and authority. After
the judgment and purification, Yahuah promises to bring His chosen
people into the land of Israel. This fulfillment of prophecy signifies
the restoration of the covenant and the establishment of a righteous
kingdom led by Yahuah. #israelites #yahuah #yahusha #yahudi

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The Greeks lived in the Middle East for 1000 years. They never left. Where are they today, and who are their descendants? The same thing goes for the Roman, Turks and Germanic races.
This reading is taken from “A Short History of the Copts and of their Church”- page 72.
Translated from the Arabic of Taqi-ed-Din El-Maqrīzi -1873
Taqiyy al-Dīn al-Maqrīzī (1364-1442) was a medieval Egyptian historian. He is considered one of the most important medieval Islamic historians.
This explains that the Israelites were black Christians living in Egypt when the Muslims conquered Egypt in the 7th century.