"EPHRAIM"
by Yair Davidiy

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"Ephraim The Gentile Children of Israel"

The Location of Lost Israelite Tribes in the West According to the Bible, Jewish and non-Jewish Tradition, and General Fact

Ephraim: Revised Edition
Russell-Davis Publishers, 1995, 2001, Israel

Ephraim reveals new evidence proving that very many peoples of
British and West European origin are of ancient Hebrew origin. They are usually unaware of this fact and have lost knowledge of their identity.
Ephraim emphasizes Jewish and other sources. It contains several important revelations: Ephraim utilizes Historical and Archaeological evidence and Biblically-based Criteria. These standards on a comparative scale help us determine which peoples are of Israelite origin and which are not. The Criteria Are:

1. Blessings: Economic and Physical Blessings as promised to Israel in Scripture.
2. Indications of Scripture: Biblical Evidence predicting whereto the Lost Ten Tribes would go, what type of religion and government they would have, etc.
3. Groundwork: Historical, Archaeological, and Related Proofs showing paths of migration.
4. Judah: Empathy for the Jews and a Relative Lack of Anti-Semitism when compared with others.
5. Originality: Innovation and Intellect: A minimal degree of national
Intellectual Wisdom and Honesty.
6. Bravery: Proven Military Prowess in the past at least and at present in potential.
7. Empathy: The Doing of Social Justice.

Despite many exceptions, on the whole peoples of British and West
European descent meet these requirements and they are the only ones who do.

Some of the other subjects covered by Ephraim  are:

         Ancient Arab sources of Jewish inspiration said that the Lost Ten Tribes were in France and Britain. The Arabs referred to the Lost Northern Israelites as the Sons of Ad who, they believed, had been blown away to "The Happy Isles of the West". This  meant, according to Classical Literature, to the British Isles. Some of the Arab-related Kedarite sons of Ishmael, migrated to North America which is therefore called "Kedar" in the Bible and recalled together with the Lost Ten Tribes in the End Times.
         An analysis of the Prophecy of Isaiah (chapter 49) proves that
exiled Israel is in the Western Isles, etc. meaning Britain and America.
Based on Isaiah was a Midrash concerning Three Places of Exile to which the Lost Ten Tribes were to be led: The three places were:- The River Sambation; Daphne of Antiochea; and Beneath the Cloud of Darkness. These terms are shown to describe actual locations along migratory paths leading to western Europe, Britain, and even North America.

         The Prophet Jeremiah (in chapter 31) exhorted Israel to establish stone monuments to indicate their path of movement away from the Holy Land and the way they are destined to return. [This interpretation is in accordance with traditional Rabbinical Commentary]. The necessary trails of stone-monuments exist. They demonstrate the movement of peoples between Israel and West Europe. They help to identify the said peoples with Israel.
Jeremiah and other prophets predicted the future re-unification of Judah (the Jews) with the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel i.e. Britain, America and some of the West European nations. A king from the House of David will rule over them. Monarchs from the line of David were recorded in Scythian Sakastan in Ancient Persia. From this region came part of the Anglo-Saxon monarchs and aristocracy as well as those of the later Dutch and Scandinavians including the Normans.

         In Biblical Prophecy as demonstrated by The Book Of Obadiah and explained through Talmudic sources, the descendants of Edom are equated with peoples in Europe. The Talmud says that Joseph is the only one capable of completely defeating Edom! According to Rabbinical Commentators on the Biblical Book of Obadiah, the Lost Ten Tribes are located in France, Britain, and the North. The North Americans and kindred nations of British descent come from Joseph. The Hebrew Bible says expressly that at some stage Judah (i.e. the present-day Jews) and "Ephraim" will be re-united.
Together they will transfer the Palestinians by air-flight to somewhere in the west.

         The Prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah describe the Lost Ten Tribes in the Latter Days as practicing a form of Christianity: They must, therefore, be sought for amongst those Christian nations who most fully meet other given signs of identification. This leads directly to peoples of West European and especially British origin. Rabbinical sources show Judah and the Lost Ten Tribes to be complementary parts of a whole. They have a need of each other. The re-unification of Judah with the Lost Ten Tribes is necessary in order to rebuild the Holy Temple.

         The cover of Ephraim depicts the red-andwhite Tudor Rose which is an official symbol of Britain. An ancient work of traditional Jewish spiritual contemplation based on the Bible, The Zohar, described a rose with those colors as representing Israel. Jewish tradition described the Lost Ten Tribes, headed by Ephraim, in terms that fit America and Britain and no other party.
         Ephraim proves that the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel are amongst the western nations. The evidence consists of Arab and Jewish traditions, Midrashim, nomenclature, the path of the dolmens, the meaning of names and
Biblical prophecy, history, legends, sociology, science, and other
disciplines. Much of the research is original. Very important and
conclusive proofs are presented. Ephraim imparts knowledge of great importance. Ephraim contains validly referenced proofs that can be verified. Facts revealed in Ephraim include Egyptian and Phoenician reports of Australia and New Zealand and the presence of ancient Israelites and Arabians in North America. The Prophet Isaiah predicted that one of the places from which the Lost Israelites would return is Australia. The information contained within is mostly unavailable elsewhere.

Ephraim has an Approbation from Rabbi Avraham Feld who speaks very strongly about the moral imperative we all have to spread the Brit-Am message.