The Ozark spectator., 1917-02-03

with you face to face, like as 1 I pleaded with your fathers in the wilderness of the land of Egypt, l will accept you with your sweet savour, when l bring you out from the people, and gather you out of the countries wherein ye have been scattered: :: and l will be sanctitied in you before the heathens, and ye shall know that l am the Lord, when l shall bring you into the land of Israel, into the country the which I lifted up my hand to give 1t to your fathers.
 Ezek. 37-21-26
 Thus Saith the Lord God, l will take the Children of 1s- rael from among the heathen whithef they be gone, and l will gather them on every side, and bring them into their own land and they shall dwell in the land tha. I have given unto Jacob, my servant. wherein your fath CTS have dwelt; and they shall dwell therein, even they, and they ahildrea, and their chil- dren's children FOREVER, and my servant David shall be their prince forever.
 Ezek. 34-11, 35
 Thus saith the Lord God, Behold I. even I, will both search my sheep and seek them out, as a shepherd seeketh out bis sheep that are scattered; so will I seek out my sheep. and will deliver them out of all places where they have been scattered in the cloudy and oarx day. and ! will bring them out from the people, and gather them from the countries, and l will bring them to their OWN land. l will seek that which was LOST and bring again that which was driven away"
 Now from the foregoing texts and hundreds like them, could be added, we learn that the children of Israel were to be scattered among all nations, and that after this happened they are to be gathered back to their own land, and there abides forever. We learn from the scriptures that the twelve tribes of Israel became divided into. two houses, the house of ls-' raei. and the house of Juda, but we learn from Ezek. 37-15 to "A that the house of Israel and the house of Juda are to be united and become one house ar nation, after their return to their own land, and one king shall be King 10 them all, V
 Now 1t would be worse than folly to claim that all the fore going promises to Israel and .Iuda had been fulfilled, or even any of them. And what is our conclusion from the above textsg It is this: that the na- tions in which the children Of Israel were scattered existed be- fore the Israelites were scatter ed among them, that it is easy to take up history and learn who those nations were. before the Israelites came among them and this will help us to identify the children of Israel; for right where the ten tribes went down we find the English. Irish, Teu- tonic and Danish peoples com ing up,
 Jeremiah was made a prophet to THE NATIONS Ger. l-5, l0) IZedekiah, like some of the mod ern nababs of church-an-i-ty did not like his prophetic teach 'uEo, taSt nun lIito q huii s1Npia' He was delivered. Zedekiah had had his eyes put out and was carried to Babylon. lie had married Hamutal, C Kings 34:lS) daughter of Jeremiah. Jeremiah was given his freedom by the King of Babylon. He took his daughter Hamutal and his grand daughter Tea-Tephi and went to Egypt, occupied the castle of Taphanes at Alex andria (Jer 43;7. Sl Prophesi- ed the downfall of Egypt, (Jer. 8: 10.13). When Egypt fell we next find him a resident at the Castle of Tarra in Ireland; hay ing escaped them on a ship ply ing in tin trade between Britain and the east.
 The tribe of Dan, to escape persecution by the Canaanites, dwelt in ships, Judges 5:10 and long before Jeremiah went l tO Ireland the tribe of Dan had