A bold historical study arguing that the ten lost tribes of Israel were found in the Anglo-Saxon race, with the Jewish question explored through a prophetic lens.
This edition compiles and expands Thomas Rosling Howlett’s argument that biblical prophecy is fulfilled in Anglo-Saxon history and modern nations. It presents the case that the ten tribes’ fate, once lost, is tied to the development of the British Isles and its connections to Israel’s future. The text covers anti-Semitic currents, ethnic and linguistic evidence, and the reunion of Judah and Israel as part of a larger prophetic restoration.
- British and American historical narratives are analyzed as signs of prophecy fulfilled.
- Ethnic, linguistic, and cultural ties are used to link the Anglo-Saxon world to Israel.
- Discussion of anti-Semitism, Jewish identity, and potential settlement among Anglo-Saxons.
- Calls for understanding alongside a broad survey of biblical and prophetic themes.
Ideal for readers interested in prophetic history, ethnology, and the intersection of faith and nationhood.