So many things are written about King David in biblical scripture. He was apparently loved very much by God. And David deeply loved our heavenly Father. But in these days, we dishonor King David.

David was only a shepherd boy. Yet Creator called him to be King.

The first king of the twelve tribes of Israel was King Saul. He was of the tribe of Benjamin. When Joseph's brothers came to get food from him in Egypt, Benjamin ended up being in servitude to Joseph. He essentially became part of Joseph's household. Joseph and Benjamin had the same mother, Rachel, and the same father, Jacob, so they were full brothers. Therefore, King Saul brought royalty into the tribe of Benjamin, who was in servitude to his brother Joseph.

Apparently, the House of Judah believed royalty was their heritage so this may have made them jealous. It apparently caused vexation and animosity between descendants of Judah and Joseph, and it still appears to be in existence today.

King Saul's son, Jonathan, made a covenant with David, the son of Jesse, that he, David, could be the next king, and David agreed to care for the descendants of Jonathan. They both agreed that the Lord would be between their seed forever. This meant the House of Judah and the House of Joseph would be there for each other through the Lord forever. The honor of King David depended on it. It was a covenant.

However, it was even more serious than that. Jonathan made the covenant with David, and then said to let the Lord even require it at the hand of David's enemies. Does this then mean that if the House of Judah does not keep the covenant between Jonathan and David, that Creator may let Judah's enemies enforce the judgment?

Today we have the House of Judah, the Jews, and the House of Joseph, the Ten Northern tribes of Israel, not united. Judah apparently has not invited Joseph to come home. However, the House of Judah was apparently told that as long as Ephraim was into idols, they were to leave him alone. Do the lost sheep of the House of Israel worship idols in the organized religions into which they have assimilated? In Revelation it says for them to come out of her so they will not partake of her sins and receive not of her plagues.

The covenant David made with Jonathan has been broken, and is still being broken today. King David is being dishonored, and this is in the presence of the Lord. If the union Creator promised in Ezekiel 37 is not accomplished, then will the enemies of Israel be allowed to gain victory over Judah (Jews)?

In Jeremiah chapter 30, the Lord says that the days come when He will cause His people Israel, and Judah to return to the land that He gave to their fathers, and they shall possess it. Like it shows on one of the Hopi tablets, the men have their hands on their loins trembling with fear, and all faces are turned into paleness. It says this is the time of Jacob's trouble.

In Ezekiel chapter 37 we are told God will join the House of Judah and the House of Joseph. They will become one people. I believe this union will occur on the spiritual path of Abraham. His path is one of kindness, no matter what someone does to you, treat them kindly. This is unconditional love. In Hebrew, it is called "khesed".

Creator says He will make an end of all nations where He has scattered the Ten Northern tribes, but He will save His people. He will save their seed from afar, and they shall return to their land in peace. This is the land of Israel, the land of milk and honey. It is a wonderful, blessed promise.