The Scattered Israelites Series

The Scattered Israelites Series: The True History and Future of God’s Chosen People
Why the Bantu, West Africans, and Their Diaspora Are the Israelites of the Bible
By Yirmeyahu Mwangelwa

Because the book The Scattered Israelites is so long, 2,142 pages, it has been divided into 8 volumes to make it much easier to read. These volumes come in paperback and Kindle formats, and are available on Amazon. You can read the whole book on Amazon in Kindle format, or you can also read it here.

This 8-volume series uncovers the hidden identity, suffering, and future restoration of Yahweh’s chosen people. Grounded in Scripture and supported by history, prophecy, linguistics, and cultural evidence, The Scattered Israelites calls the descendants of Israel to remember who they are, repent of their sins, and return to Yahweh through the New Covenant of Yehoshua the Messiah.

Volume 1: Identifying the True Israelites (Chapters 1–2)
Subtitle: The Origins, Appearance, and Covenant of God’s Chosen People

This groundbreaking volume explores the origin, physical appearance, and early covenant identity of the Israelites. It shows that the Israelites of the Bible were Black and that their descendants can still be identified through Scripture and history. Covering their story from the Garden of Eden to the conquest of Canaan, this volume lays the groundwork for rediscovering who the true Israelites are.

Length: 261 pages, premium color
Formats: paperback, Kindle
ISBN: 979-8-9926948-1-9

Volume 2: Israelites Flee to Africa (Chapters 3–5)
Subtitle: How the Tribes of Israel Became Bantu and West African Peoples

This volume traces the downfall of Israel’s monarchy, the Assyrian conquest, and the scattering of the northern tribes into Africa. It explains how Bantu and West African peoples preserve Israelite heritage through language, customs, and historical migration. It also covers the fall and exile of Judah, and their partial return during the Persian period.

Length: 214 pages, standard color
Formats: paperback, Kindle
ISBN: 979-8-9926948-2-6

Volume 3: Hebrews, Israelites, and Jews (Chapters 6–7)
Subtitle: How the Identity of Israel Was Replaced

This volume investigates how Gentiles adopted the identity of the Judeans during and after the Babylonian exile, eventually forming what became known as Judaism. It reveals how the terms “Hebrew,” “Israelite,” and “Jew” came to be confused, and how the rise of Judaism led to the erasure and replacement of true Israelite identity.

Length: 126 pages, standard color
Formats: paperback, Kindle
ISBN: 979-8-9926948-3-3

Volume 4: Yehoshua and the New Covenant (Chapters 8–11)
Subtitle: The Messiah, the New Covenant, and the Way of Yahweh

At the center of Israel’s story is Yehoshua the Messiah. This volume explains how He came to redeem the lost sheep of Israel and establish a New Covenant that calls for repentance, spiritual rebirth, and obedience. It also exposes the corruption of Christianity and calls for a return to the biblical structure of the assembly.

Length: 376 pages, black and white
Formats: paperback, Kindle
ISBN: 979-8-9926948-4-0

Volume 5: Israelites in Slavery (Chapters 12–13)
Subtitle: The Islamic Slave Trade, the Transatlantic Slave Trade, and Ongoing Oppression

This volume uncovers how Israelites—especially the Bantu and their West African relatives—were enslaved and scattered through centuries of Islamic and European slave trading. It reveals how their oppression fulfilled the words of prophecy and how it continues today through systemic racism, colonization, and exploitation.

Length: 292 pages, standard color
Formats: paperback, Kindle
ISBN: 979-8-9926948-5-7

Volume 6: The Curses and Restoration of Israel (Chapters 14–15)
Subtitle: Deuteronomy 28, Israel’s Judgment, and the Hope of Redemption

Here, the series examines the prophetic curses of Deuteronomy 28 in detail and shows how they perfectly describe the condition of Bantu, West African, and Afro-descended peoples. Yet this volume also offers hope—showing that Yahweh promises restoration for those who repent, confess their sins, and return to Him.

Length: 323 pages, standard color
Formats: paperback, Kindle
ISBN: 979-8-9926948-6-4

Volume 7: Why Jews Are Not Israelites (Chapter 16)
Subtitle: How Jewish History Differs from the Prophecies About Israel

This volume challenges the common belief that modern Jews are the Israelites of the Bible. Through a careful comparison of Scripture and historical evidence, it shows that the Jewish people have not fulfilled the prophetic markers of exile, curses, repentance, and regathering. Their global success, uninterrupted presence in the land, and lack of national repentance stand in contrast to what Yahweh said would happen to His people. The true Israelites remain scattered and oppressed, awaiting restoration.

Length: 93 pages, black and white
Formats: paperback, Kindle
ISBN: 979-8-9926948-7-1

Volume 8: Israel’s Prophetic Timeline (Chapters 17–18)
Subtitle: Why the Temple Matters, Yehoshua’s Return, and What Comes Next

The final volume lays out Yahweh’s full prophetic plan for the last days. It explains why the Temple will be rebuilt, why sacrifices will resume, and how Yehoshua’s glorious return is preceded by Israel’s regathering, wilderness judgment, and purification. It concludes with the Millennial Kingdom, final judgment, and the new heaven and new earth.

Length: 114 pages, black and white
Formats: paperback, Kindle
ISBN: 979-8-9926948-8-8

How to Read This Series

Each volume builds upon the last. For a full understanding, readers are encouraged to begin with Volume 1 and continue in order. However, each volume is designed to stand on its own and can be used independently for study, teaching, or spiritual growth.

Scripture is quoted throughout, primarily from the English Standard Version (ESV), unless otherwise noted. Historical records, cultural practices, linguistic connections, and DNA evidence are used where appropriate to support the conclusions.

This Is More Than a Book Series—It’s a Prophetic Call

This is not entertainment.
This is not religion.
This is your story.

If you are a descendant of the scattered, this series was written for you.
It is a call to remember.
A call to repent.
A call to return.

May all who read this receive truth, walk in it, and be found faithful when Yehoshua returns.