Israel is chosen and named
God formed a real people through Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and the twelve tribes.

Royal blue, gold & olive · Volume 11
VOLUME 11 / ISRAELOLOGY
Election, Promise, Land, Remnant, Restoration, and Kingdom Hope
THE CENTRAL QUESTION
Scripture defines Israel as a people and nation chosen by God, disciplined in history, preserved through scattering, and promised restoration.
The volume traces Israel from Abraham, Jacob, and the tribes through Exodus, land, worship, monarchy, division, exile, remnant, Messiah, present hardening, New Covenant blessing, future trouble, regathering, Jerusalem, and Kingdom hope without confusing Israel and the church.
“And so all Israel shall be saved.”— Romans 11:26
THE DOCTRINAL BURDEN
God formed a real people through Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and the twelve tribes.
Exodus, Sinai, inheritance, priesthood, feasts, Jerusalem, and temple shape national life.
Apostasy, exile, scattering, remnant, and return display both holiness and covenant faithfulness.
Messiah, Romans 9–11, Daniel, Revelation, and the Kingdom preserve the nation’s future hope.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
From Jacob’s new name to Jerusalem’s Kingdom hope, these chapters let Scripture maintain Israel’s identity and promises.
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The Doctrine of Israel
Volume 11 of 24 · 50 chapters · 576 pages