Exactly as prophesied. There are only 3 (The House of Judah). What you're missing is where are the other 10 (The House of Israel)?
Like I said. Stay tuned.
I am Biblically and historically literate... so I don't miss much.
James 1:1 addresses all 12 tribes of Israel scattered abroad in the
name of Jesus Christ.
They had been scattered among the gentiles since the 8th century BC
when Assyria destroyed the Northern Kingdom of Israel and removed
the 10 northern tribes from the holy land. One of the places Assyria
moved those Israelites was in the territory of the Aryan Medes. Two
centuries later, Cyrus [who Isaiah 45 calls God's anointed] united
Aryan Persians and Aryan Medes and conquered Babylon, liberating
the Southern Israel tribes from Babylonian captivity and decreeing
some of those Israelites return to Jerusalem and rebuild the temple. [Ezra 1]
But in Jesus' time, not all "Jews" were Israelites because Edomites
had been "converted" en masse over a century before so they could
live in the Kingdom of Israel [Judah/Judea.] For example, King Herod
was an Edomite-Jew who tore down the second temple [that Cyrus
had decreed built] to rebuild Herod's third temple, putting his own
people in charge. This was the same King Herod who tried to murder
the Christ child by ordering the murder of the babes of Bethlehem.
To quote the title of a famous book, there was a "thirteenth tribe"...
but it was not Israelite, it was Edomite. An important historical
fact to know when reading the New Testament.