1). Israel was to become a great and mighty nation. (Genesis 12:1-3)

2). Israel was to become a vast multitude of people. (Genesis 22:17)

3). Israel was to form a multitude of nations. (Genesis 17:4-6)

4). Israel was to rule over other nations. (Deuteronomy 15:60

5). Israel was to be a blessing to all nations. (Genesis 22:18)

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6). Israel was to have a new home, other than Canaan Land. (2 Samuel 7:10; 1 Chronicles 17:9; Jeremiah 3:18; 12:15; 16:13-15; 23:3-8; 50:17; Isaiah 14:1; Ezekiel 34:13; 37:21; 39:22-29; Amos 2:15)

7). Israel’s new land was to be inhabited by people gathered from many nations. (Ezekiel 38:8)

8). Israel was to have a land of unwalled villages, without walls, bars or gates. (Ezekiel 38:11)

9). Israel was to have a land of great agricultural wealth. (Deuteronomy 28:8-11)

10). Israel’s land was described as being the “camp of the saints.” (Revelation20:7-9)

11). Israel was to carry the gospel to all the world. (Isaiah 49:3-6; Matthew 24:14; 26:13; Mark 14:9; 16:15)

12). Israel was to be the only nation given God’s Law. (Psalm 49:3-6)

13). Israel was to be blind for the most part to her identity. (Isaiah 42:16-19)

14). Israel was to be called by a new name. (Isaiah 62:1-2)



If Israel exists today, as she must, there is only one people whom all these identifying marks fit; and they certainly do not represent the modern day “jewish people”

They do however, describe perfectly the White Anglo-Saxon, Germanic, Scandinavian, Nordic, Celtic peoples; the multitude of nations who became a great nation, with a new home, a new religion, and who have blessed the world with numerous blessings