A Dissertation on the Conversion and Restoration of the Jews

A Dissertation On The Conversion And Restoration Of The Jews by James Lunn surveys the biblical forecast that God will convert and restore the Jewish people. Grounded in Romans 11:25 and a broad assembly of prophecies from Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Hosea, and Zechariah, it argues that the Jews have been temporarily set aside to make way for the Gentiles, not as final judgment but to fulfill God’s broader design. The work explains how Jewish unbelief sparked the spread of the gospel among the Gentiles and how a future national repentance and heartfelt conversion will lead to their restoration in their own land, with a Messianic king enforcing righteousness. Lunn also interweaves historical and political reflections, interpreting the rise and fall of Antichrist, Papal power, and the Ottoman Empire as signs preceding the Jews’ reintegration. The treatise blends rigorous scriptural exegesis with exhortation to piety, presenting a Millennial vision in which Jew and Gentile are united in worship and mission.