HaYovel, the "Ephraimites" and Who They Think Israel Is

27 Iyyar 5777
Day 42 of the Omer

Since our series on the Waller-War, sources have been sending in new information which should be of interest to the readers of this blog. The HaYovel 2-week-long "Recognize Jerusalem" Tour begins today and they plan to socialize with a lot of Jews as they tour around the Shomron and Jerusalem. 

Therefore, it is only prudent that Jews take note of a very significant fact. The people associated with HaYovel do not define "Israel" as Jews traditionally do. 

They are "Ephraimites" - Christians who claim a right of land acquisition in Eretz Yisrael based on their identity as "Israel" which is theirs by virtue of their Christian faith. You will recall from an earlier post an interview in which Rimona Frank, a messianic Jew living in Israel, advised Tommy Waller of HaYovel not to mention the "Ephraimite" identity since Jews would not understand it, but to say that they were from the "Lost" Tribes which is more favorably received.

You might also recall some clips we shared from a talk Caleb Waller of HaYovel gave at a "Messianic/Hebrew Roots Congregation" in Nashville, Tennessee called Mercy Collective just a few weeks ago.



Obviously, Caleb Waller and HaYovel have no issues with what this church teaches. If all these Jews involved with HaYovel and who will be socializing with them and their tour group over the next couple of weeks are so anxious to welcome them as "brothers", maybe they should hear straight from the horse's mouth, so to speak, exactly how they define "Who Is Israel?"

[Note: I only recommend viewing this video if you are already involved with them or are trying to save your fellow Jew from involvement with them.]

Below, John Diffenderfer, the Pastor of Mercy Collective explains, from the Ephraimite perspective, who Israel really is.



If "more and more" people are "waking up" to this knowledge, it's because preachers like this - all over the world - have been teaching it to their congregations for the past 20 or so years!