Jewish Problem, The / Gilbert, F C / (HB/1940-1940/GRN/B+/USED)

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Through their entire history these people have met with suffering, persecution, and abuse. From the days when Ishmael persecuted his brother Isaac until the present generation, they have been derided, harassed, and maligned. The were times when their suffering was cruel and unjust. At other times they received punishment for their misdeeds, because they failed to follow the counsel of God.

Nevertheless, the Lord still manifests His mercy and kindness toward them, for they are beloved for the fathers' sakes. While they have been wanderers on the face of the earth during the last twenty centuries, a kind Providence has watched over them, even amid their most unfortunate trials and difficulties. 

Table of Contents

Foreword

I. The Origin of the Jewish Race
II. Three Terms Applied to the Jewish People
III. What Gave the Patriarchs Such prominence?
IV. A New Nation Planned
V. The Growth, Slavery, and Deliverance of the Hebrew People
VI. The Hebrew Race a Distinct People
VII. Possessing the Promised Land
VIII. The Israelitish Nation Reaches Its Zenith of Power and Glory
IX. The Nation Divided
X. Jerusalem the Center of the Worship of the True God
XI. Seven Decades of Desolation
XII. Return and Restoration of the Exiles
XIII. Israel Passes Through a Critical Era
XIV. The Long-Looked-For Hour Arrives
XV. Messiah Fulfills His Mission to Israel
XVI. The Favored City to Become Desolate
XVII. Will God Fulfill His Promises to the Fathers?
XVIII. Further Appeals to the Nation
XIX. The Gospel Preached to Abraham and His Seed
XX. A Never-to-be-Forgotten Prayer
XXI. Is Modern Zionism a Fulfillment of Scripture Prophecy?

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