What the Bible Teaches--A Guide to Total Christian Commitment
by Rev. James McRobbie    ©Pillar of Fire, International 		 "Pharaoh and Haman and Hitler and many others have sought to exterminate the Jew, this living witness to the truth of God's Word; they have gone, but the Jew remains."
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Chapter 19 Contents: [Indebted to the Jew] [The Covenant People] [Three Trees] [Unique History] [British Israel] [After the Exile] [Deliverance and Regathering]

 [What the Bible Teaches refers to numerous passages from the Bible. Your study will be greatly
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Chapter 19: What the Bible Teaches ABOUT ISRAEL

The Jew is indestructible. As a race the Hebrew people have endured more brutal persecution than any other people who have ever existed, but they have stood by the grave of their inquisitors every time. The Jew is immortal. He has looked upon the rise and fall of empires and peoples from time immemorial—Egypt, Habylonia, Medo-Persia, Assyria, Greece, Carthage, Rome—these have had their day; they have come and gone, but the Jew remains.
“'Mid streams of cruel doubt,
There's one fact always true,
Which all the centuries can't wipe out: 
That great fact is the Jew.”

 Indebted to the Jew

The Covenant People

Three Trees

Unique History

British Israel

After the Exile

Deliverance and Regathering


They shall then go forth, as did Jonah, to proclaim the Word of God with zeal comparable only to that of their great representative, Paul. Then David, signifying David's great Son, the "righteous Branch," will be their King, and "in his days Judah shall be saved," and according to Jeremiah:

"ISRAEL SHALL DWELL SAFELY."

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