THE RETURN

The Worldwide scattering and Prophesied Regathering of Yashar’al
The current reality is that the Twelve Tribes of Yashar’al remain scattered across the entire world — a direct fulfillment of numerous prophecies rooted in our historical disobedience. Our true African identity has been systematically obscured, particularly through the devastating impacts of the Sub-Saharan slave trades (including both the Transatlantic and Indian Ocean routes), which violently dispersed our people and sought to erase our heritage. Yet, even in this scattered state, the promise of regathering shines brightly.
THE PROMISE OF RETURN

Judgment and Regathering
The ultimate hope and prophetic destiny for the scattered tribes of Yashar'al lie in our promised return to the restored covenant land of Canaan/Yarushalayim. However, this return is intrinsically linked to divine judgment upon the nations that oppressed us, particularly the final Babylon (identified as America). The Set-Apart Scriptures declare that YaHU’aH will execute fierce judgment before orchestrating our final regathering.
THE CRITICAL NEXT PHASE

Wilderness Purification
Following this judgment, Scripture indicates a crucial intermediary stage before entering the restored land: a gathering in the wilderness for purification and preparation. Revelation 12:6,14 describes the “woman” (symbolizing Yashar’al) fleeing into the wilderness where she is nourished for “a time, and times, and half a time.” This period, echoed in Daniy’al (Daniel) 12:7, is interpreted as 3.5 years—a time of separation, repentance, and spiritual readiness.
THE RESTORED PROMISED LAND

Triumphant in the Truth
The evidence, drawn from the Set-Apart Scriptures, apocryphal texts, historical records, cultural continuity, and genetic markers, converges on an undeniable truth: the twelve tribes of Yashar'al are the African and African-descended peoples scattered across the earth. Our identity as Ibriym, though deliberately obscured by colonial lies and the prophetic byword "Nigger," remains intact, evidenced by the specific curses we have endured and the fragments of Torah we have preserved.