Maybe
someone should tell them that Jews did get a state after the
advent of the Messiah Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi. Even the
Koran assures that Jews will return to the ancient land
prior to the Last Judgment and Resurrection. Muslims have
forgotten, rather conveniently, that Allah promised the Jew
Diaspora will be gathered together in the land of their
biblical ancestors when the promise of the Hereafter comes
to pass.
There are so many questions for the Muslims regarding the
Koran's confirmation of the Resurrection, questions they
have no answers to.
The Koran clearly warns that most humans will not be aware
that the Last Judgment and Resurrection is taking place. Any
doubt of that today, Saturday, July 10, 2004? i mean more
than three decades after Shri Mataji first opened the
Sahasrara Chakra (Kingdom of God) within and announced that
the Last Judgment and Resurrection has begun. How many are
aware of this declaration?
The entire human race have entered the millennium of
fulfilled biblical prophecy undertaken by the Shakti of the
timeless Sanatana Dharma to end this Dark Age of Kali Yuga.
Jews can only wonder how they got the promised land.
Christians can only deny the Comforter promised by Jesus to
teach them all that He could not reveal during His short
stay 2000 years ago. Muslims can only silently refuse to
acknowledge Allah's Ruh delivering the Great News of the
promised Resurrection of their own revered Koran! But none
can escape the consequences of denying the Truth of their
own scriptures that the Adi Shakti has declared!
A few may perhaps ask - is the Messiah on Earth? Who and
where is this Messiah? i will pose a question on their
behalf - Why are the followers of the Messiah so fearful of
telling the truth?
jagbir
And
certainly We gave Musa nine clear signs; so ask the children
of Israel.
When he came to them, Firon said to him:
Most surely I deem you, O Musa, to be a man deprived of
reason.
He said: In truth thou knowest that none sent down these
(portents),
Save the Lord of the heavens and the earth as proofs,
And lo! (for my part) I deem thee lost, O Pharaoh.
And he wished to scare them from the land,
But We drowned him and those with him, all together.
And We said unto the Children of Israel after him: Dwell in
the land;
But when the promise of the Hereafter cometh to pass,
We shall bring you as a crowd gathered out of various
nations.
surah 17:101 -104 Al
Isra
(M. Pickthall, The Meaning of the Glorious Quran,
U. of Michigan.)
To Moses
We did give Nine Clear Signs:
As the Children of Israel: when he came to them, Pharaoh
said to him:
"O Moses! I consider thee, indeed, to have been worked upon
by sorcery!
Moses said,
"Thou knowest well that these things have been sent down by
none,
But the Lord of the heavens and the earth as eye-opening
evidence:
And I consider thee indeed, O Pharaoh, to be one doomed to
destruction!"
So he resolved to remove them from the face of the earth:
But We did drown him and all who were with him.
And We said thereafter to the Children of Israel,
"Dwell securely in the land (of promise)":
But when the second of the warnings came to pass,
We gather you together in a mingled crowd. (2314)
surah
17:101 -104 Al Isra' (The Night Journey)
"2314.
Some commentators understand the second warning to be the
Day of Judgment, the Promise of the Hereafter."
Abdullah
Yusuf Ali, The Holy Qur'n
(Abdullah Yusuf Ali, The Holy Qur'an, p. 703.)
"And it
shall come to pass on that day, that the Lord will set His
hand again the second time to recover the remnant of His
people, that shall remain from Assyria, and from Egypt and
from Pathros and from Kush and from Eklam and from Shinar
and from Hamath and from the islands of the sea. And he
shall set up an ensign for the nations and will assemble the
dispersed of Israel and gather together the scattered of
Judah from the four corners of the Earth."
Isaiah
11:11
"THE SAGA OF THE LOST TRIBES
Descendants alive today, filmmaker says ...
Lila Sarick, The Globe and Mail
The
search for the lost tribes of Israel, dispersed nearly 3,000
years ago, is a romantic quest that has mesmerized explorers
and adventurers for hundreds of years. The stakes are
tantalizing. Not only is there the thrill of finding people
alive today who are the descendants of those who apparently
disappeared without a trace, but according to biblical
prophecy, their reappearance signals the approach of a
Messianic time.
The
latest bid to separate the fact from the myth comes from
award winning documentary filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici in
Quest for the Lost Tribes of Israel... .
Quest
documents
his travels to Tunisia, Afghanistan, Burma and Uzbekistan.
In every place, he found evidence that not only had the Jews
been there thousands of years ago but that people still had
Israelites names, practices and an Israel consciousness.
"I didn't
approach this differently than any other story. I was quite
prepared to report there ain't nothing here," Mr. Jacobovici
said in an interview. "If I land in Afghanistan and the
Pathans say they're Israelites, it's my job to report it
honestly."
The quest
for the lost tribes was one of the three great mysteries
pursued by Western adventurers through the ages, along with
the search for the Holy Grail and the Ark of the Covenant.
Of the
three, the story of the tribes is the most clearly detailed
in the historical narratives of the Bible and other texts.
During
the time of King Solomon, 10 of the 12 tribes of Israel
lived in an area north of Jerusalem in the Kingdom of
Israel, while the tribes of Judah and Benjamin inhabited the
southern Kingdom of Judah.
With the
Assyrian conquest of the Kingdom of Israel in 721 BC, the 10
tribes were captured, enslaved and deported. They vanished.
The tribes of Judah and Benjamin were captured and exiled to
Babylon in 586 BC. They were freed 50 years later and
allowed to return to Israel.
Historians assume the 10 tribes were not truly lost but
assimilated into the larger society...
His quest
began inadvertently when he made a film about the Ethiopian
Jews. Before they were airlifted to safety in the mid-1980s,
Israeli chief rabbi declared they were descendants of the
tribe of Dan.
Several
years later, Mr. Jacobovici heard about an Israel rabbi
claiming to have discovered Jews on the Burmese-Indian
border. These people, who called themselves Menmasseh, had
ancient songs about crossing the sea with the water parting
before them and following a pillar of fire by night and a
cloud by day, stories strikingly similar to the biblical
account of the exodus from Egypt... .
"If the
chief rabbis are right and the Ethiopians are Dan, and if
this rabbi is right and these people are Menashe, could this
be happening?" Mr. Jacobovici recalled thinking. "If this
prophecy were to unfold, what do you think it would look
like? Would the tribes come on camel back from heaven? ...
Or do they get on boats and airplanes, just regular people
buying tickets going to their travel agent and suddenly
prophecy can unfold on the nightly news and we don't even
know it?"
His
quixotic trek took him to Afghanistan, where he found
hill-dwelling people who belonged to the tribes of Shinwari,
Efredi, Reuveni and Gadun, corruptions, he believes, of the
tribal names of Simeon, Ephraim, Reuven and Gad.
They also
call themselves children of Isaac, an odd appellation for
Muslims who would more likely to follow the tradition of
Ishmael, the father of the Arab nation, not his Jewish
half-brother Isaac... .
In
Central Asia, where Mr. Jacobovici found treasure troves of
objects with Hebrew and Aramaic writing hidden away in
museum basements, there was, he believes a deliberate effort
by the former Soviet Union to suppress the history of the
tribes.
In other
instances, Western myopia means that dangerous and
inaccessible places have simply fallen off our radar.
Volumes are written about the Jewish communities of Poland,
but next to nothing is documented about the Afghani
communities, which are hundreds, if not thousands, of years
older.
Citing
his journalist's objectivity, Mr. Jacobovici declines to
speculate on the biblical prophecy that the discovery of the
tribes is the first step toward the end of days.
"All I
know is, I went out to look for a story and I came home with
the goods," he said.
But for
believers, the idea "we may be living in times of ultimate
reunification of families is mind-blowing in a very positive
way," he said. "The idea that biblical prophecy is unfolding
in the nightly news is wow for people." "
The Globe and Mail,
Friday, November 20, 1998