How Could the 144,000 saved First in Revelations be all Israelites from the 12 tribes of israel as stated?

The answer is simple and it is a wonder that no one has touched on it before.

The twelve tribes exist in Christianity.

They received the good news in the diaspora after the Babylon captivity in around 600 bc.

No longer recognised by the world as Israelites in the many places on earth to which they went, their background as God’s chosen people allowed them to respond to the message of salvation and were not hindered as the Jews were who remained in Israel, the tribes of Judah and Benjamin, by the chief priests who crucified Christ and continued their suppression afterwards against the newly formed Christian religion.

But not all were hindered. We have no way of knowing how many Jews became Christian – they were all Jews in the early church, because they renounced their Jewishness and professed only Jesus Christ after their conversion.

THESE WERE PROTECTED BY GOD DURING THE ROMAN PERSECUTION WHICH BEFELL JERUSALEM after Christ’s death and that exodus of non converted Jews remained in their sins in their diaspora. 

Twelve thousand each from these two tribes Judah and benjamin even, because many were converted as I just stated, and their descendants are with us today, not as Jews but Christians.

So we see all the Israelites mentioned in the 144,000 are not recognisable to us as Israelites in all the nations to which they spread but they are to God who orders all things according to his law and his plans.

Thus we see God does nothing in vain. His chosen people came through for his plan of salvation for the whole world.

This in contrast to the “Christian” view prevalent today that Gods chosen people was a failed mission. God does not fail.

He knows what he is about. The diaspora from the Babylonian captivity joined by the Holy Spirit the Christianity of and from the two tribes that returned to Israel and were converted and became the leaven for the bread which is the converted gentiles throughout the whole world, as God said they would.