These Last Days is a nontraditional inductive study and an investigation of Biblical prophecy concerning these last days. It is an inductive search for the truth and not a deductive search to verify dogma, doctrine or preconceived notions. It is not based on many erroneous traditions born of deductive thinking.

Prophetic events in this book are offered in several forms. A narrative of the events is presented for those who appreciate learning through story accounts. The narrative presents an overview of these last days in story form. The narratives are followed by Holy Scripture, the foundation for the narratives. Scriptures were taken from the New International version unless otherwise stated. Emphasis has been added for calling attention to a particular verse or verses. For a more detailed study, additional Scripture references are listed for the serious research student. Maps for identification purposes may be found on the website at www.philandpatti.com.

Chapter study guides for the book will be posted weekly beginning February 1, 2014. Please feel free to send comments, questions, insights, etc. to philandpatti@gmail.com. If you would like to receive chapters of the book in your inbox please email and we will send the updated writings each week.

Saturday, February 15, 2014


CHAPTER THREE

Some verses to ponder in preparation for this chapter:
TORAH - Genesis 32:28
GOSPEL - Luke 2:32
EPISTLE - Hebrews 8:8-10

PSALM - Psalm 78:5

Please read this chaper in the book, These Last Days, prior to reading the study guide.

            Judah/Israel Split

  1. Israel and Judah are two different kingdoms and the Kingdom promises made to each are different and separate from the promises made to the _________________.

  1. The nation of Israel (the 12 tribes) was split into two groups when Jacob, the patriarch, gave the scepter promise (the right to become kings) to Judah and the blessing promises (the right to wealth) to ______________and ______________ the two sons of Joseph.


  1. After Jacob gave the final blessings to all the tribes, there were then a total of ______ tribes.

  1. Only during the reigns of King _____________and King_____________ were the two nations joined as one.


  1. Why did the ten northern tribes rebel and separate themselves from the southern tribes of Judah and Benjamin?



  1. The tribe of __________is not counted among the 12 tribes as they divided into two separate nations.

  1. Why did the tribal names and identity of the ten northern tribes become lost from view?



  1. The dry bones analogy in Ezekiel 37:1-14 is an illustration of God bringing ____________ and ____________ back together into a living state.

  1. The prophecy of the dry bones corresponds to another symbolic prophecy of two sticks found in Ezekiel 37:15-22.  The two sticks analogy is another view of Judah and Israel being reunited.  The ______________ stick was put in place first.


  1. When will the tribes be reunited?
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