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Introduction by Jerald and Sandra Tanner

Title Page, District of Vermont statement, Recommendations Addition for

the Second Edition, and Authors & Authorities Adduced.

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THE DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM	13
Description of Jerusalem,	15
of the Temple,-	16
Christ fortells its destruction,	18
Various signs of the event,	19
Seven striking portents of it,	23
Causes of the war,	26
Factions of the Jews,	28
The Roman army approaching,	29
Some prophecies have a primary, and an ultimate fulfilment, -	43

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            THE CERTAIN RESTORATION OF JUDAH AND ISRAEL, 47

The expulsion of the ten tribes, ib.

                       Arguments in favour of a literal restoration.

1. The distinct existence of the Jews, 49

2. Their past partial, and short possession of Canaan, ib.

3. Express predictions of the event, 51

4. A mystical import given to these predictions inadmissible, 64

5. Their expulsion was literal; hence their restoration may

        be expected to be literal, 65

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      THE PRESENT STATE OF THE JEWS, AND OF ISRAEL

State of the Jews,        67

State of Israel,        69

                               Preliminary Remarks.

1. Israel as well as Judah are to be recovered,        70

2. Hence they are now in existence, but in an outcast state,        73

3. The last account of them,        74

4. Suppositions concerning them,        75

5. These suppositions true,        79

6. A prophecy in Amos viii. 11, 12, relative to a famine of the

         word in Israel,         81

Characters and writings of James Adair, Esq.           84

Commencements of arguments in faviour of the natives of America

being the descendants of Israel,         85

1. These natives all appear to have one origin,         ib.

2. Their language appears to have been Hebrew,         89

Table of words,         90

3. The Indians have had their ark of the covenant,         95

4. They have had circumcision,         96

5. They generally have acknowledged one and only one God,            98

6. Testimony of William Penn,        107

7. Their superior tribe,        108

8. Several prophetic traits of character,        109

9. Their being in tribes with heads of tribes,        111

10. Their having an imitation of the cities of refuge,          112

11. Various other traditions and arguments,        113

Where they came to this country,         ib.

Promiscuous testimonies from page 114 to 225; a few only of

                                        which shall be here noted.

Notice of some objections from page 168 to 173, also in the

        Appendix.

Good original characters of the natives,                                   132-139,
173-177

Natives of New Spain,   177-178

Indian Pyramids, 179, 202

American High Places like those of ancient Israel,        200

Pyramid of Cholula,   179, 203

Traditions of an ancient celebrated character, probably Moses,   180, 204

Traditions of a Trinity in Unity in God,        210

Phylacteries, or ancient Hebrew writings, found on Indian

       Hill, in Pittsfield,        217

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AN ADDRESS OF THE PROPHET ISAIAH, RELATIVE TO THE

                      RESTORATION OF HIS PEOPLE 227

Preliminary Remarks, 228

Exposition of Isaiah xviii 239

CONCLUSION,          253

APPENDIX, (Objections answered,)                                                                 271

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THE CERTAIN RESTORATION OF JUDAH AND ISRAEL,	47
The expulsion of the ten tribes,	ib.
Arguments in favour of a literal restoration.
1. The distinct existence of the Jews,	49
2. Their past partial, and short possession of Canaan,	ib.
3. Express predictions of the event,	51
4. A mystical import given to these predictions inadmissible,	64
5. Their expulsion was literal; hence their restoration may
be expected to be literal,	65

THE PRESENT STATE OF THE JEWS, AND OF ISRAEL
State of the Jews,	67
State of Israel,	69
Preliminary Remarks.
1. Israel as well as Judah are to be recovered,	70
2. Hence they are now in existence, but in an outcast state,	73
3. The last account of them,	74
4. Suppositions concerning them,	75
5. These suppositions true,	79
6. A prophecy in Amos viii. 11, 12, relative to a famine of the
word in Israel,	81
Characters and writings of James Adair, Esq.	84
Commencements of arguments in faviour of the natives of America
being the descendants of Israel,	85
1. These natives all appear to have one origin,	ib.
2. Their language appears to have been Hebrew,	89
Table of words,	90
3. The Indians have had their ark of the covenant,	95
4. They have had circumcision,	96
5. They generally have acknowledged one and only one God,	98
6. Testimony of William Penn,	107
7. Their superior tribe,	108
8. Several prophetic traits of character,	109
9. Their being in tribes with heads of tribes,	111
10. Their having an imitation of the cities of refuge,	112
11. Various other traditions and arguments,	113
Where they came to this country,	ib.
Promiscuous testimonies from page 114 to 225; a few only of
which shall be here noted.
Notice of some objections from page 168 to 173, also in the
Appendix.
Good original characters of the natives,	132-139, 173-177
Natives of New Spain,	177-178
Indian Pyramids,	179, 202
American High Places like those of ancient Israel,	200
Pyramid of Cholula,	179, 203
Traditions of an ancient celebrated character, probably Moses,	180, 204
Traditions of a Trinity in Unity in God,	210
Phylacteries, or ancient Hebrew writings, found on Indian
Hill, in Pittsfield,	217

AN ADDRESS OF THE PROPHET ISAIAH, RELATIVE TO THE
RESTORATION OF HIS PEOPLE	227
Preliminary Remarks,	228
Exposition of Isaiah xviii	239