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The Identity Theft Which Caused The Identity Crisis: 7-Day Devotional

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by Heather Adesign, Ca Sampson

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Independently Published
Published
April 2020
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168g

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From Genesis to Revelation God has been showing us His ultimate plan for Man (mankind); the salvation of Jews and Gentiles. The Tribe of Israel has always been the Most High God chosen people to bring His love to the world through His son Jesus Christ. But Israel's ancestors, time and time again, chose to forsake Jesus and, finally, choose Caesar as their only king. Because of this betrayal the curse of Deuteronomy 28 befell upon all of Jacob's seed, the Hebrews, and the Gentiles were raised up and grafted into the Tree of Life. Now is the time for today's Hebrews to awaken and reclaim their identity in order to fulfill the prophecy God gave to Isaiah and Ezekiel. In the next 7 days this devotional will attempt to present biblical, historical, geographical, scientific and genetic (DNA) proof that the people the world are calling the seeds of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob- descendants of Shem - are actually imposters posing as God's chosen people.