Author: Rabbi Avraham Feld
Bio: About the Author
Avraham Feld graduated from Yeshiva University with studies in Jewish philosophy and psychology, earning his Rabbinic degree in 1983. Since the young age of 11, Feld has had a consuming passion for the Biblical prophetical promise of the Restoration of the House of Israel. From his studies of Torah, Tanach and the Jewish Sages, he gained the understanding that many Gentiles were of Israelite descent and therefore part of the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel. His experience and studies brought him to the recognition that these “Lost Tribes” would one day be returned to the Land of Israel. His working knowledge of the New Testament stems from his teenage association with a Christian neighbor. He immediately recognized the underlying Jewish tone of the NT. At university, he acquired a reputation for getting youth out of deep troubles, especially in cases where others failed to do so. On one such assignment for a Chabad member to handle an especially difficult and dangerous case, he achieved success and was favored with a blessing from the Lubavitch Rebbe (Schneeson) (of blessed memory). Upon Feld’s request for a further Blessing to enable him to be of assistance in furthering the Divine Cause of the ingathering of the Lost Ten Tribes, the Rebbe agreed on the concept and blessed Avraham that he should merit to have a good influence by his endeavours. Co-author OvadYah Avrahami (age 80) is a long standing independent Bible researcher. He works tirelessly as an activist promoting Israel and settlement of the Land of Israel. He is co-founder (together with Rabbi Feld) of the KOL HATOR VISION for the Restoration of the 12-Tribed Kingdom of Israel and is the Webmaster of Kol Ha Tor. His publications have been circulated internationally since the early sixties and have affected the thinking and Scriptural interpretation of non-Jewish Bible scholars on all levels - from novice right through to academically qualified teachers and commentators worldwide. OvadYah has been a pioneer since the 60’s to enlighten non-Jewish Bible students about the Hebrew Roots of Christianity, long before it became the popular movement that it is today. He is a Returnee Ten Triber to the Faith and to the Land himself since the 80’s.