The Book of Hosea is the first of the Minor Prophets of the Old Testament. His mission is for the most part directed to the Ten Tribes of the Northern Kingdom or House of Israel and partly by contrast to the House of Judah.

Hosea is written in symbolic or allegorical terms which the author explains using both the context of the nation at that time and the current events of today.

The coming Kingdom.

A clearly-referenced booklet of a talk given by Mrs. Gage in which she links history with prophecy to show how the Apostles obeyed Christ to take the gospel to the Lost Sheep of the House of Israel in Asia Minor during the establishment of the early church.

An in-depth look into the rapture

Rutherford shows Iceland to be the most highly cultured nation in the world. The great destiny of Iceland will prove to be a blessing not only to the Icelanders but also the kindred Scandinavian, Anglo-Saxon and Celtic peoples.

The personal testimony and witness of a stalwart servant of God

Prophecies dealing with two major phases of the 'House of Israel' - Israel in the Islands and their release from Babylonian captivity. Now comes the third phase, namely, their returning home again. Updated 2010 Third Edition

Israel's identity is important because, quite simply truth matters. This booklet addresses why and to whom it matters, calling upon compelling biblical, historical and archeological factors in support.

Details on the little-known story of Israel's ancient empires.

This book gives substantial evidence of the Israelite origin of large modern nations today, as opposed to isolated little bands of people.