Israel, Europe and the Anglo-Saxons: Being an Ancient Key to Modern Happenings, Including the League of Nations (Classic Reprint)

Explore how biblical themes illuminate modern nations and the path to a united world. This thoughtful study maps the character of European peoples to the twelve tribes of Israel, revealing how ancient ideas echo in today’s politics, culture, and international relations. With a focus on the League of Nations, the book argues that understanding national mindsets can help explain global events and the quest for peaceful cooperation.

Split into two parts, it first traces Jacob’s life and the growth of spiritual consciousness, then connects those twelve mind-sets to the major European powers. The author blends biblical analysis with historical and political reflection to offer a unique lens on Anglo-Saxon, Dutch, Slavic, and other nations, and on how their distinctive traits shape current events.

• Read a framework that links biblical imagery to real-world nations and movements.


• Learn how “carnal” and “spiritual” mindsets are described across peoples and periods.


• See why the League of Nations figures prominently in the author’s argument for global cooperation.


• Discover the idea of a shared, at-one mind among diverse nations as a path to peace.

Ideal for readers interested in religious history, biblical interpretation, and the interplay between faith and international affairs.