In the Bible, Benjamin is prophesied as a tribe with spiritual light and a connection to the House of David. The Lord promised to give the tribe to David for a spiritual light, to guide the House of David. In Deuteronomy 33, the Lord says Benjamin, the beloved of the Lord, shall dwell in safety by him and be covered by the Lord all day long. The tribe is represented by the stone of Jasper in the breastplate of the high priest, symbolizing spiritual light.

In the New Testament, when Jesus chose his disciples, he chose one from Galilee and said they would be fishers of men. Benjamin is believed to have been chosen by Jesus to receive the knowledge and understanding of the mysteries of the Kingdom of God. When Saul became an apostle, he claimed to be of the tribe of Benjamin.

Great Britain and America are believed to be Ephraim and Manasseh, and the spiritual light has followed the Israel people, leading to the spread of the gospel. In Revelation 21, Benjamin is represented by pure light and spiritual understanding, which has come to fruition in the Lamb's wife, the 12 tribes of Israel.

In the latter end of the existence of the tribe, there is hope and Rachel is told to dry up her tears because there is hope in the end. Jesus Christ is the Melchizedek priest, prophet, and coming king. Despite attacks on Christianity and Christ, there is hope in the end.