Yes, the Bible reveals a future where all Jewish diaspora will return to Israel, fulfilling God's covenant.
Les Feldick emphasizes that despite centuries of dispersion, God promised to gather the Jews from all nations back to their homeland. This return is ongoing and will culminate in the nation's spiritual rebirth and the establishment of God's kingdom.
Jeremiah 31:3 — Directly promises that after dispersion, God will gather Israel from all nations.
The Bible consistently speaks of the Jewish people being scattered and then regathered. Jeremiah 31:3 states, "The LORD hath appeared of old unto me, saying, Yea, I have loved thee with an everlasting love: therefore with lovingkindness have I drawn thee." This verse is part of a passage where God promises to gather Israel from all nations where He has scattered them (Jeremiah 31:8-10).
Les Feldick teaches that the ongoing return of Jews to Israel is a direct fulfillment of prophecy. He notes that many Jews have already returned from Russia, Ethiopia, and other nations, and that the largest communities remain in Russia (2-3 million) and America (5-6 million). Les emphasizes that this return is not complete and that there will be a great influx in the future, especially leading up to the Messiah's return. He connects this to the promise that Israel will never disappear until all prophecy is fulfilled (Matthew 24:34).
Les Feldick provides contemporary examples of Jewish return: from Albania (leaving only a few hundred) and Ethiopia (14,000 airlifted in 33 hours). He notes that Jews have come from 133 different countries, and the return continues.
The return prepares Israel for the coming of their Messiah. Les explains that a remnant of Jews will see Christ return, believe in a moment, and the nation will be born in a day spiritually. Then God will establish the New Covenant with them, putting His law in their hearts.
No. Les cites Matthew 24:34 that 'this generation' (the Jewish people) will not pass away until all is fulfilled. He refutes those who say God is done with Israel, affirming that God's plan requires Him to deal with the nation again.
Les points out that while many have returned, there are still millions in Russia (2-3 million) and America (5-6 million), indicating more returns are expected. He stresses that God's promise is not yet fully realized.
Israel Never Disappears
Jesus promised that the Jewish nation (genea) will not pass away until all prophecy is fulfilled, proving God is not finished with Israel.
Contemporary Returns
Examples of Jews returning from Russia, Albania, and Ethiopia show fulfillment of Jeremiah's prediction of gathering from the north and all nations.
Gathering from Every Nation
Jews have returned from 133 nations, with the largest remaining in Russia and America, showing the promise is still in progress.
Promise of Regathering
Deuteronomy 30:1-3 promises that after dispersion, God will gather Israel from all nations, and Les notes many Jews had lost sight of this.
Millions Still to Return
With millions still in Russia and America, the return is far from over, and Israel's right to the land is divinely given, not debatable.
Resurrection and Kingdom
Hosea 6:2-3 indicates Israel will be revived after 'two days' (2,000 years) and will live in God's sight when He rules from Jerusalem.
Future Great Influx
There will be another trigger causing a great influx of Jews into Israel to prepare for the Messiah's coming.
Spiritual Rebirth at Christ's Return
At Christ's return, the remnant will believe in a moment, the nation will be born in a day spiritually, and the New Covenant will be fulfilled.
Jeremiah 31:3: The LORD hath appeared of old unto me, saying, Yea, I have loved thee with an everlasting love: therefore with lovingkindness have I drawn thee.
God's everlasting love for Israel underlies the promise to regather them.
Jeremiah 31:8: Behold, I will bring them from the north country, and gather them from the coasts of the earth, and with them the blind and the lame, the woman with child and her that travaileth with child together: a great company shall return thither.
Explicitly promises return from the north (Russia) and all ends of the earth.
Matthew 24:34: Verily I say unto you, This generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled.
Les explains 'generation' refers to the Jewish nation, which will not disappear until all prophecy is fulfilled.
Les Feldick sees the current return of Jews from Russia, Ethiopia, and other nations as partial fulfillment of prophecies like Jeremiah 31. He notes that the largest communities remain in America and Russia, so the return is not yet complete.
According to Les, the Jews will continue to return to Israel, and a great influx will prepare for the Messiah's coming. At Christ's return, the remnant will believe, and the New Covenant will be fulfilled.
Watch the Teaching: The First Lie: How Satan Deceived Eve (Genesis 3 Bible Study)