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1) If the ten tribes of Israel have been lost, where are they today?

2) Is it wrong to listen to a woman preaching the Bible?

3) Can you explain why Ephraim and Manasseh were tribes of Israel and not Joseph and Levi?

4) Why is it wrong for the two and a half tribes of Israel to settle east of the Jordan River when that land was included in the Abrahamic covenant?

5) What are the rewards Paul mentions in the New Testament and when will we receive them?

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