Has God Abandoned the House of Israel? - Quinlan, Eric L.
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My book covers the biblical account of the history of the nation of Israel, beginning with the birth of their patriarch Abraham and continuing through their four-century stay in Egypt to the Exodus from Egypt and their formation of a formidable nation in the Land of the Covenant. It will cover their expulsions from that land and what happened to them after. A large portion of these Israelites are believed to be lost or have been completely annihilated by God or they have been assimilated in other cultures. This book will provide many biblical references that completely contradict these claims and that these so-called lost Israelites exist today.…mehr

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My book covers the biblical account of the history of the nation of Israel, beginning with the birth of their patriarch Abraham and continuing through their four-century stay in Egypt to the Exodus from Egypt and their formation of a formidable nation in the Land of the Covenant. It will cover their expulsions from that land and what happened to them after. A large portion of these Israelites are believed to be lost or have been completely annihilated by God or they have been assimilated in other cultures. This book will provide many biblical references that completely contradict these claims and that these so-called lost Israelites exist today.
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Autorenporträt
Eric Quinlan was born in a small coastal community in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. He was the eighth in a family of nine siblings. He was raised in a Christian home, attended the local Pentecostal church and school. At the age of twenty Eric moved to Ontario where he married his wife Lorna. They raised two children and are now the proud grandparents of three grandchildren. Eric and Lorna are retired and continue to reside in Ontario.