One In His Hand: How the Body of Christ is Reunification Two Houses

God does not have two peoples. He has one body, one covenant, one Shepherd, and one redeemed people in Christ.For generations, many Christians have been taught to see Israel and the Church as two separate peoples with two separate prophetic destinies. But what if Scripture tells a different story? What if the Body of Christ is not a replacement for Israel, nor a parenthesis in God's plan, but the promised reunification of Israel itself?In One in His Hand, Randy Clutter presents a bold, Scripture-driven study of one of the Bible's most overlooked prophetic themes: the reunion of the House of Israel and the House of Judah in Messiah.Beginning with the divided kingdom, the scattering of the northern tribes, and the promises of the prophets, this book traces the biblical story of the two houses of Israel from Genesis through Revelation. It examines the birthright of Joseph, the scepter of Judah, the scattering of Ephraim, the New Covenant with both houses, and the promise that God would make His divided people one again.This is not merely a study of ancient Israel. It is a study of the identity of God's people in Christ.Through passages such as Ezekiel 37, Jeremiah 31, John 10, Ephesians 2, Romans 11, Hebrews 8, and Revelation 7, One in His Hand argues that the apostles understood the Body of Christ - Jew and Gentile together in Messiah - as the fulfillment of the prophetic promise that God would gather His people into one flock under one Shepherd.Inside, you will explore: The difference between the House of Israel and the House of JudahWhy the northern kingdom was scattered among the nationsHow the prophets promised the reunification of the two houses of IsraelWhy the New Covenant is made with both housesHow Jew and Gentile believers become one new man in ChristWhat Ezekiel's two sticks reveal about the Body of ChristHow the 144,000 and the great multitude fit into end-times prophecyWhy the saints of Revelation are not separate from the ChurchHow Daniel's seventy weeks point to one elect people through one tribulationWritten from Scripture alone, One in His Hand challenges popular assumptions about Israel, the Church, the rapture, the tribulation, and the people of God in the last days.The prophets saw a day when what had been divided would become one.This book makes the case that the day has come - and that the two houses are reunited in the hand of Christ.