Is Donald Trump The True Jewish Messiah?

There is no doubt that if Donald J. Trump were Jewish, Real Jews would have already declared him to be The King-Messiah.

He bequeathed Jerusalem to the Jews. Recognized their right to their land. Called for the expulsion of their enemies. His offspring has married among us. He fought the battles of Israel. He is a genius of the highest order known to man. He brought world peace like no one has done for hundreds of years, he does not oppose the Third Temple, and G-d saved his life before the eyes of the entire world - What more proof is needed that this man is the Messiah that our prophets have spoken of in the Bible?

Yet, despite him fulfilling all the prophecies, some will argue that because Trump is not jewish and a decendant of the King David he cannot be the Messiah.

However, the truth is that to be a king over Israel, one does not necessarily have to be Jewish (see Herod). Moreover, entire classes of people have joined the congregation of Israel throughout history—the 'God-fearers' in the Second Temple period, the Edomites in the Hasmonean era, and even the Khazars in the Middle Ages. Many of them became kings of the Jews.

And yet, given that he is literally the King of the World, the greatest leader in human history since Napoleon and perhaps since David and Solomon, and the most sacred king since biblical times, many will still insist that because he is not of the House of David, Trump cannot be the Messiah of The Jews and humanity.

These critics forget one thing. Trump's very own family tree. His parents, were raised within protestant sects (Lutherans and Presbyterians) that have members who claim to be descendants of the Israelites. And I am not even mentioning how much Fred Trump helped the Jews in their time of need.

To understand the plausibility of Trump being the King-Messiah, we must go back to the 16th century, to the period of revival and the deep return of Christianity to monotheism—especially among the Protestant sects from which Trump’s family originates. In particular, we must look at King James I, who attributed his bloodline to the Israelites. The Israelite thesis emerged through the influence of French Huguenots and other Calvinists in the British Isles, who were later joined by highly respected Scottish and British scholars such as John Wilson and John Pym Yeatman, as well as numerous Dutch researchers, who argued that some Israelites had migrated to the British Isles.

No less distinguished figures, such as President John Adams and Thomas Paine, also hinted at this idea explicitly and directly in their letters and writings.

The movement of British Israelites became so significant that by the early 20th century, it had already garnered over 2 million adherents in Anglo-Saxon nations. The fact that British, American, and Scottish, Dutch, and German Protestants embraced it is not surprising—after all, they are the Christians whose spirit and intellect are closest to the Jewish race.

Many may argue: even if we assume that Trump is indeed a descendant of the Tribes of Israel, does that mean he observes Torah and commandments? Is he a Torah scholar?

Well, the real question is—what have we Jews done today to investigate the origins of his bloodline? To crown him over us? To let him bring all Jews back to repentance? To anoit him as our King-Messiah? Instead, we have mainly hidden behind someone who's a million of ranks below him—Benjamin Netanyahu.

At this stage, there is room to crown Donald Trump over the Jewish. Not only should he be granted authority over Gaza, but over all of Israel, for we have nothing to lose. If he rules and reigns on Israel, surely the state of the Jewish people will improve—moreover, it may turn out that he is truly a descendant of David and the Messiah.

And if it turns out that he is not of Davidic descent, at worst, we will have gained one of the greatest leaders that humanity has produced since the time of the bible to govern our affairs.

Clearly, this is a win-win.

The time has come to realize that the entire Zionist movement, and the entire return to Zion, has been waiting for this man.