The Anglo-Israel Truth!

Distinguishing Marks of Israel:

The Jewish Chronicle for May 2nd, 1879, said, “The fate of the Lost Ten Tribes is a mystery which has a peculiar fascination for some minds… the Scriptures speak of a future restoration of Israel… The problem, then, is reduced to the simplest form. The Ten Tribes are certainly in existence. All that has to be done is to discover which people represent them.” [The italics are ours.]

Particular attention is drawn to the following facts concerning present latter day Israel:

The scattered Israelites would be gathered into a place of safety (Jer. 31:10; 2 Sam. 7:10); evidently islands and coastlands (Isa. 41:1; 24:14-15), situated northwest from Palestine (Jer. 3:18; Hos. 11:10).

Their land would become too small, and they would spread out to the very ends of the earth (Isa. 49:20; 54:3; Deut. 33:17).

They had to inherit and colonize the waste parts of the world (Isa. 35:1; 49:8).

They would grow into a “company of nations” (Gen. 35:11; 48:19), “many nations” (Gen. 17:5-6)

They would be a missionary people, taking the gospel “Word of the Lord” to the ends of the earth (Isa. 49:6).

They would have a royal monarchy, with kings and queens (Gen. 17:6).

They would be a great and warlike people (Micah 5:8; Jer. 31:7; 51:20).

They had to possess the “Gate of their enemies” (Gen. 22:17).

They would rule over many nations and be ruled over by none (Deut. 15:6).

They had to be a blessing to all the families of mankind (Gen. 28:14; Isa. 58:6-7; Micah 5:7).

Their territory would be distinguished for mineral and agricultural wealth (Deut. 33:13-16).

This is but a small portion of the Biblical evidence! This website has teaching articles regarding the people of Israel and the Biblical covenants.

Privacy Policy

We take your privacy seriously and we know that your privacy is very important to you.  Our intention is to be as clear as possible about how and why we use information we may gain from you via this website.  If your questions are not fully answered by the information below, please email using our secure email response form.

We also have a Data Protection policy which governs how we use the information that we collect about you on this website.
 

By providing your personal details on our email response form you agree to allow the Anglo-Israel Alliance to contact you by mail, email, or telephone in connection with its charitable purposes. We do not make personal data available to other individuals or organizations.

How we collect information about you, the information we collect and how we use it.
The Anglo-Israel Alliance collects information from and about its users only if they complete and send our online email contact form.

Who sees your information?
The information we collect through our website will be used exclusively within our organization. We do not pass any of your personal information to any other organizations and/or individuals without your express consent.

Our Use of your information:

The information that you provide to Anglo-Israel Alliance will be used to provide you with information about our work including membership related mailings, events, resources, fundraising and other services and activities described on our website.

By providing information you are agreeing to receive mailings that communicate the work of the Anglo-Israel Alliance.
.   
By providing your email address you are agreeing to your email address being used for the purposes of receiving emails concerning the work of the Anglo-Israel Alliance. 

Each time you receive an email you will receive an opportunity to unsubscribe from subsequent emails.

Links to other sites

This website includes links to other sites. We cannot be held responsible for their privacy policies or the way in which they handle personal information.

This statement may be subject to updates and changes. Please revisit it each time that you consider giving personal data through this site.