The American Indian, Our Brethren of the House of Israel: How YAHWEH Planted the Lost Tribes of Israel in America

FHMI-1379Shane Vaughn2026-10-12Teaching

(primary) 2 Esdras 13:39–47
(secondary) Deuteronomy 32:8
(secondary) Acts 17:26
(secondary) Amos 9:9
(secondary) Isaiah 11:11–16
(secondary) Deuteronomy 29:28
(secondary) Isaiah 49:12
(secondary) Matthew 15:24
(secondary) Genesis 32:32
(secondary) Numbers 9:17
(secondary) Daniel 1:8

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Summary This teaching argues that Yahweh supernaturally planted part of the lost tribes of Israel in America long before Columbus, and that Native peoples kept fragments of Israel's memory without knowing whose they were. It cites Cherokee traditions of a parted sea, a law on stone, a sacred Name and Sabbath, 2 Esdras 13 on the tribes going to 'another land', and 27 witnesses and artifacts from Adair to the Bat Creek and Newark stones. It calls the Church to hear this testimony and treat Native peoples as brethren.

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This teaching argues that Yahweh supernaturally planted part of the lost tribes of Israel in America long before Columbus, and that Native peoples kept fragments of Israel's memory without knowing whose they were. It cites Cherokee traditions of a parted sea, a law on stone, a sacred Name and Sabbath, 2 Esdras 13 on the tribes going to 'another land', and 27 witnesses and artifacts from Adair to the Bat Creek and Newark stones. It calls the Church to hear this testimony and treat Native peoples as brethren.

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