Book Summaries

 

The “Lost” Ten Tribes of Israel ... Found!

by Steven M. Collins
Many assume that the ten tribes of Israel "disappeared" or "died" out in ancient history. However, Hosea prophesied that God would multiply their population after their expulsion from Palestine around 721 B.C.!

This book explodes the myth that the ten tribes of Israel disappeared or can't be found! It reveals startling, but well-documented, facts about their migrations, wars and empires throughout history.
n A century later, the prophet Jeremiah sent a message to the ten tribes. Josephus, the famous Jewish historian, wrote that the ten tribes were too numerous to count in the 1st century A., and he even named their western border! This book will dramatically alter your view of world history as it reveals the true history of the ten tribes and where they are today!

This Book Answers The Following Questions:

  1. Why are the ten commandments (in ancient Hebrew) written on ancient artifacts found in New Mexico and Ohio?
  2. How large was the empire of the ancient kingdom of Israel under Kings David and Solomon?
  3. Both the Bible and Assyrian records claim few Israelites went into captivity when Samaria fell in approximately 721 B.C. Where did the rest of the Israelites go ? Their maritime and overland escape routes were recorded in ancient history ?
  4. Why have Carthaginian coins and inscriptions been found in many areas of North America? Why did the Carthaginians call their own city " Kirjath-Hadeschath," a Hebrew name ?
  5. A powerful group of Semitic tribes called the Scythians (or "Sacae") inhabited South Russia for centuries, and crushed both the Assyrian and Persian empires in warfare. The ancient Greeks wrote much about the Scythians; why do modern history texts ignore them ??
  6. For centuries, the Roman and Parthian empires were "equals" in the Ancient World. Roman writers wrote extensively about Parthian history, but modern texts almost totally ignore Parthia. Why?
  7. Millions of "Caucasians" fled from Asia into Europe between the third and sixth centuries A.D.What "mega-event" in Asia drove the Saxons, Goths, Germans, etc. into Europe?
  8. What happened during the "missing eighteen years" of Jesus Christ's life from ages 12 to 30? Why was the whole city of Jerusalem "troubled"when they saw the Magi coming from the east?

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