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What if the most astonishing prophecy of our time isn’t hidden at all, but sitting in plain sight across Ezekiel, Revelation, Isaiah, Jeremiah, the Apocrypha, and early Restoration sources—waiting for us to connect the dots? We follow a breathtaking thesis: the Ten Tribes weren’t simply “lost,” they were preserved and hidden for a timed return that will rival the Exodus and reset the world’s balance of power.

We begin Second Esdras, where we learn of a faithful remnant that leaves Assyria, crosses a stayed Euphrates, and vanishes to Arsareth—until the Euphrates dries to prepare the way for the return of “the kings of the East.” Jeremiah says no one will talk about the Red Sea after this; Isaiah asks whether a nation can be born in a day, then insists it will. We unpack how Revelation 9’s falling “star” and locust host, Isaiah 49’s highways through mountains, and Joel’s unstoppable army all hint of a spectacular convergence that will culminate in the greatest black swan event the world has ever seen. 

We also revisit early Latter-day Saint journals, hymns, and Millennial Star exchanges that remember provocative teachings about fragments separated from the earth and later restored—imagery that reframes “stars falling” and explains why “ice shall flow down” as highways rise in the deep. Layer in warnings about judgment beginning at the Lord’s house, and the picture sharpens: this isn’t sensationalism, it’s a callback to patterns God has always used. 

This is a call to watch and to prepare, not to panic. The seal that matters is faithfulness to Christ when counterfeit power dazzles. If the gathering of Israel is the plot and not a subplot, then studying these texts—Ezekiel, Revelation, Isaiah, Esdras, Joel, and the Book of Mormon—becomes an act of readiness. Listen, share with a friend who loves scripture, and leave a review with the passage that stood out to you most. Your insights sharpen this community and help more seekers find the show.

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