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 Israel's Tribes Today :

    by Steven M. Collins


Israel's Tribes Today - Book
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Bible Blessings (2005)
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    This book identifies the modern house of Israel as those nations descending from the Goths, Saxons, Germans, and related peoples who migrated into Europe from Asia after the fall of Parthia and Scythia. They have enjoyed national prominence, power, and prosperity as the primary recipients of the divine "birthright" blessings of the Abrahamic Covenant. Many nations have Israelite roots, in whole or in part. Not only did they retain Semitic-Israelite names and customs, but many of the tribal and clan names of the ten tribes of Israel are found among them. This book presents exciting new research and over 140 maps, charts, and illustrations to provide convincing evidence concerning the Israelite origin of large modern nations.


    The final portion of this book utilizes Biblical prophecies about the tribes of Israel, as well as evidence from secular history, to identify the descendants of each tribe in the modern world. Readers may marvel at how specifically the prophecies have been fulfilled among modern nations, and that these nations even now enjoy the promised blessings of the Abrahamic Covenant. With the substantial body of evidence laid out in this book, their Israelite origin and character is impossible to miss.



Steve's interviews on Israel National Radio :


    Collins11-26-07.mp3    (47 minutes)


    Collins09-01-08-Part1.mp3    (47 minutes)


    Collins09-01-08-Part2.mp3    (47 minutes)



Steven M. Collins is a former National Merit Scholar, and a graduate of the University of Minnesota with a B.S. in Public and Personnel Management.

After a career-ending injury, Mr. Collins directed his research skills to a comparison of secular historical records with the historical accounts of the Bible. This major research effort has resulted in this book. The author is a former Board member of the Association for Christian Development (ACD), Auburn, WA, and a member of the National Epigraphic Society. However, this book represents the analysis and judgments of the author, and does not claim to represent the views of either organization.