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Thomas, J. Llewellyn

 
9781333700867: The Restoration of Israel (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Islands of Promise presents a prophetic case for the Ten Tribes’ restoration and argues the British Isles as a key homeland for that future.

This nonfiction work surveys biblical prophecy and historical timelines to explain how the Ten Tribes’ restoration is seen apart from Palestine or the Jewish homeland. It links ancient covenants, turning points in Israel’s history, and later world events to a suggested geography and national destiny for a people connected to the British Isles and its wider empire.

  • Understands terms like “Restoration” and “Israel” in a specific, historical sense.
  • Traces prophecies from Hosea, Jeremiah, and Isaiah toward a restoration narrative.
  • Explains why the British Isles are proposed as the fitting setting for this restoration.
  • Connects ancient warnings to the predicted rise of a global servant role for this lineage.
Ideal for readers curious about prophecies, national histories, and symbolic readings of biblical promises.

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