Scattered But Not Lost: The Unending but Compelling Story of The 12 Tribes of Israel, as They Plant Israel all Over The Earth, and Rise to Fulfill Prophecies.

This book is about the twelve tribes of Israel, many of whom are considered to be lost. The purpose of the book is to reinforce the compelling story of the children of Israel most especially those who are alleged to be lost. The book is to debunk the rumor that they are lost by providing scriptural proof of where some of them are currently located. No doubt, the children of Israel have faced many challenges of oppression, wars and slavery which have had the effect of forcing their displacements, and movements from place to place. Because of the covenant of blessings on them, they have become targets of envy, jealousy and hatred from enemies who are not comfortable with the manifestation of their prophetic blessings.
On account of this, they have faced the oppression of slavery of different kinds. Their habitations have been subjected to colonialism, and neocolonialism measures of different types. Their original Hebrew culture has been diluted with memory of who they are, erased. But the truth is that they are not lost. Through resilience, flexibility and adaptability, they have survived the undisguised schemes of their adversaries to make them forget who they truly are. This book show where some of these tribes are located in the world today still displaying some of the original culture characteristics of their ancestors. From the facts available, these tribes are located in different parts of Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Majority of those in the Americas were taken there as slaves in the transatlantic slave trade that ravaged Africa in the 19th century.
Their being scattered have become the fulfillment of various Scriptures as decreed by their God. The book also shows how they can neutralize all the negative pronouncements that have afflicted their lives using the spiritual secret of Jacob their Patriarch, which he forbade his soul from revealing to Simeon. As a Yoruba man, and a descendant of Simeon, the reality of this book is a confirmation that the tribes of Israel hitherto considered lost are not lost at all. They are all alive in different parts of the world. They have grown into millions of souls, and still expanding. It is my hope that any member of the tribes of Israel or anyone for that matter, labouring under one oppression or the other, that comes into the knowledge of the spiritual secret of Jacob, will have all the negative pronouncements of curses on them neutralized. And their life will never be the same again.