The Davidic Prince in the Last Days is a groundbreaking exploration of one of Scripture's most overlooked and misunderstood prophetic figures-the Davidic Prince, the mortal ruler whom Yahuah raises up in the final generation to shepherd and restore the twelve tribes of Yashar'el under the eternal reign of the divine Messiah.

Drawing from the Tanakh, the prophetic books, the Apocrypha, the Pseudepigrapha, and key Dead Sea Scrolls such as the War Scroll (1QM), the Florilegium (4Q174), and the Messianic Apocalypse (4Q521), this book provides one of the most comprehensive studies ever written on the return of the House of David and the restoration of Yashar'el in the last days.

While many modern teachings blend the roles of Messiah and the Prince, this work reveals a clear biblical distinction. The Prince is not the Messiah Himself, but a mortal descendant of King David, raised up after the awakening of the scattered remnant. Hosea, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel all speak of him directly, describing a shepherd-king who leads the restored nation in righteousness, justice, worship, and covenant order during the Millennial Kingdom.

With clarity and depth, this book examines:

• The prophetic identity and mission of "My Servant David."
• The reunification of Judah and Ephraim described in Ezekiel 37.
• The Prince's role in the Millennial Temple (Ezekiel 40-48).
• The ancient Israelite expectation of two anointed figures-a priestly leader and a royal Davidic ruler.
• The awakening of the scattered descendants of Yashar'el across the world.
• The covenant promises made to Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and David-and how they come to fulfillment in the last days.
• The prophetic signs that accompany the rise of the Davidic Prince.
• The transformation of the nations under the restored Kingdom of Yahuah.

More than a theological study, The Davidic Prince in the Last Days is a prophetic roadmap for a generation experiencing an unprecedented spiritual awakening. Across continents and cultures, millions of individuals-particularly among African and Afro-diaspora communities-are rediscovering their Israelite heritage, returning to Torah, and recognizing themselves within the prophetic narrative of Scripture. This book speaks directly into that awakening with boldness, clarity, and historical depth.

Written in a rich, accessible style, this work bridges scholarship and spirituality, offering insights for students of prophecy, biblical researchers, teachers, and members of the awakening Israelite community. Every chapter is built on Scripture, supported by ancient sources, and grounded in the understanding that Yahuah is restoring His people in preparation for the coming Kingdom.