Anglo-Israel in one concise lecture: a defense of the British-Israel idea with scriptural and historical support.
This pamphlet-style work presents a speaker’s firsthand account of debating the theory against Professor Campbell, offering clear arguments and evidence from scripture and history.
In this edition, the author argues that the ten tribes’ promise and identity point to modern nations like Britain and its allies, and he cites biblical prophecies, restoration hopes, and historical references to support his view. The tone is direct and devotional, aiming to persuade readers who seek a practical, faith‑centered understanding of these prophecies.
- Key premises of Anglo-Israelism and how the author frames them against opposing views.
- Scriptural references linked to Ephraim, Manasseh, and Judah and their modern implications.
- Historical and ethnological discussion used to support lineage and national identity claims.
- A closing synthesis of prophecy, covenant, and the outlook for Britain and its colonies.
Ideal for readers of religious history, biblical prophecy, and 19th‑century debates on national identity and scripture.