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I was reading about the Lost Tribes of Israel and Jews and how you feel inside concerning this and this answered many questions. I have always wanted to be a Jew. My aunt said she felt the same. My daughter feels the same. We have a very large yearning to keep the Ten commands of Exodus 20, including the Sev. Day Sabboth. Reading this has maybe answered why we feel like we do. We know we are from Netherlands, and possibly Jewish, but do not know know for sure. We also know we have ancestors from France and England. My husband has ancestors from Scotland and Wales. We are all from England, Wales, Netherlands, France and Scotland. Thank you
Brit-Am Reply:
You describe a common phenomenon in our generation.
We attribute this to an instinctive arousal on the part of Lost Israelites in
anticipation
of the coming Messianic Era and future definite identification of those who are
Israelites.
Regarding your keeping the commandments and how you should keep them this is a
religious question
beyond our sphere but see what we have written elsewhere.
Even if you did have Jewish ancestors it probably would not make much difference
at this stage from a religious
point of view though it might be worth finding out.
It is good to hear from you.
It is always good to hear from people such as yourselves whose consciousness of
their ancestral heritage has been aroused.
The best advice (if advice is required) in our opinion is for Israelites such as
yourselves to find their own way
according to their individual situation while working towards a more general
acceptance and acknowledgment
of the Brit-Am Ten Tribes Movement message.
God bless you
Yair Davidiy
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