you are forcing your interpretation of Scriptures onto reality,
The Prophesies are plainly stated, no *interpretation* is required.
When we honestly examine the biblical record, it becomes clear that the so-called “lost” tribes of Israel are not really lost at all. Rather, it is their
identity as Israel that has been lost. Thus, as we search for the “lost” tribes, we should
not look for a Sabbath-keeping people who call themselves Israel. Indeed, as the exiled northern ten tribes wandered from the Middle East, they were known by
other names; such as Cimmerians, Scythians, Celts, Saxons, etc. names historians and researchers have not linked to ancient Israel, mostly because it doesn’t fit with their beliefs. They say the Western peoples are Caucasians and ignore how they got to the Caucasus region.
When Jesus sent the twelve out to preach the Gospel, He said: “
Do not go into the way of the Gentiles, and do not enter into a city of the Samaritans [Gentiles who displaced the northern tribes]; but go instead to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. Matthew 10:5-6
Jesus and His disciples knew the whereabouts of the “lost” northern tribes—and that they, in fact, were the “house of Israel.” So did Josephus.
Why do we hear almost nothing of the original apostles after about 60 AD? After preaching the Gospel to the Jews and being rejected by them, the apostles took the Gospel to the northern tribes where they had become re-established in new lands. During the years immediately preceding the fall of Jerusalem in 70 AD, we hear nothing of Peter and James?
Why? They went, as Christ instructed, to the “lost” tribes of Israel and the Gospel was accepted by them; now the Christianized Western nations. Jesus’ Mission WAS successful!
Prior to the House of Israel going into captivity, the prophet Amos quoted God as saying:
Behold, the eyes of the Lord GOD are on the sinful [Israelite] kingdom, and I will erase it from the face of the earth [it would disappear as a kingdom]; except that
I will not completely destroy the house of Jacob [Israel],’ says the
LORD. ‘For lo, I will command, and
I will shake the house of Israel among all the nations, as one shakes with a sieve,
yet not a grain shall fall to the earth.
That is, the Israelites as a people would not be utterly lost or destroyed. Amos 9:8-9
As a nation, the northern kingdom vanished in captivity and was later “sifted” among numerous countries. But it was
not utterly subsumed by them. This truth shows how amazing God’s plan is; His chosen people hidden amongst the nations, who will fulfil the prayer of Solomon: 2 Chronicles 6:36-39
Writing during the Jews’ captivity in Babylon, (135 years
after the fall of Samaria) Daniel refers as well to those Israelites who were
afar off, scattered throughout many nations, Daniel 9:7, but not lost to God.
After suffering decades of harsh punishment in captivity, significant numbers of Israelites would migrate toward the northwest, re-establishing themselves in Europe, Scandanavia and from there: around the world. Over time they would re-emerge as Christians, from every tribe, race nation and language, yet ignorant of their own true identity!
Contrary to misinformed scholars and those with another agenda, the ancient House of Israel was not “irretrievably lost”—for God has decreed that they would remain His people. In fact, their modern descendants are the majority in several of today’s nations. Moreover, the House of Israel is still to be reunited with the House of Judah in the latter days in the: as yet unfulfilled prophecy of Ezekiel 37:16-22.
