Wild, J: Lost Ten Tribes (Classic Reprint) -

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I had faintly discerned that the Scriptures made a distinction between the House Of Israel and the House Of Judah, and that the prophecies belonging to one could not, in fairness, be applied to the other; and that some prophecies applied to both. It always seemed strange to me, that the people which God said He had chosen for Himself should not be, known. The Jews were always known, but where was Israel, His inheritance? Again, I could see no point in the Lord swearing so positively about David's seed and throne lasting to the end of time. Taking them in a typical sense, they were about the poorest types that could have been selected, because Of the shortness of their existence, according to the general mode of interpretation. Just at this point of my experience I came across a book entitled Our Israelitish Origin, by the late John Wilson, the reading Of which confirmed me in my convictions, and aided me to a better knowledge of the good Book of Providence.

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