Who Is Israel? Redeemed Israel - A Primer

by Batya Ruth Wootten, Crystal Lenhart (Illustrator), John Diffenderfer (Illustrator)

Who is Israel? Israel Revealed - A Primer. Batya's classic books about Israel have changed thousands of lives. Now she offers a brief overview that quickly explains Israel, the Church, the mystery of the fullness of the Gentiles, the blindness that has affected both houses of Israel, and the Father s master plan to unite their two sticks in the last days (Genesis 48:19; Isaiah 8:14; Ezekiel 37:19). Great change is coming to Messiah s Body. Read this book and find out why so many Believers are getting so excited! Includes illustrations, maps, charts, and suggested review Bible studies. This book will help enrich your relationship with the Holy One of Israel and inspire Jewish and non-Jewish Believers (Judah and Ephraim) to become the promised one new man. Batya makes a complicated subject easy to Long ago the Father divided Israel into two houses, Ephraim (Israel) and Judah. As His two witnesses He sent them in different directions to serve two purposes, to establish His immutable truths of Law and Grace. Now, in these last days, He would have them come together and confirm His truth in the earth. That is the simple truth behind this book. As you read it, remember the simplicity behind Two houses Two directions Two different purposes Now is the time for them to be reunited. Read and be blessed.

96 pages, Paperback

First published January 7, 2011

Reviews

[john r aguayo · Rating 5 out of 5]

On a journey



Excellent book I highly recommended this book I've often wondered why the bible seemed like it was written to Israel it was all about Israel now I no why we are Israel his chosen people the bible comes alive truly when we come to understand that

[Ronda · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an excellent explanation of the two houses of Israel and how they have progressed through the centuries after being dispersed throughout the nations. There is so much information that it is a slow read, but interesting. The last two chapters, especially, are jam-packed with scripture references that further explain and clarify this idea. Though most men today have lost touch with their heritage, God has never lost track of exactly who Israel is. This book brings hope and encouragement for restoration and a reunited kingdom.