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    [1] Brother John Thomas in 1849 predicted that the Jews would begin emigrating to Palestine as agriculturists and traders in the hope of ultimately reestablishing their commonwealth under British protection. [2] In 1898, Brother C.C. Walker noted the first Zionist Congress in Switzerland as a significant event, seeing the Jewish movement to reoccupy Palestine as the foremost sign of the times fulfilled. [3] In 1948, Brother John Carter referenced Amos 9:7-15 being read in synagogues on the day Israel declared independence, seeing it as the next stage in the reintegration of Israel prophesied in Ezekiel's dry bones vision.

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    [1] Brother John Thomas in 1849 predicted that the Jews would begin emigrating to Palestine as agriculturists and traders in the hope of ultimately reestablishing their commonwealth under British protection. [2] In 1898, Brother C.C. Walker noted the first Zionist Congress in Switzerland as a significant event, seeing the Jewish movement to reoccupy Palestine as the foremost sign of the times fulfilled. [3] In 1948, Brother John Carter referenced Amos 9:7-15 being read in synagogues on the day Israel declared independence, seeing it as the next stage in the reintegration of Israel prophesied in Ezekiel's dry bones vision.

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    [1] Brother John Thomas in 1849 predicted that the Jews would begin emigrating to Palestine as agriculturists and traders in the hope of ultimately reestablishing their commonwealth under British protection. [2] In 1898, Brother C.C. Walker noted the first Zionist Congress in Switzerland as a significant event, seeing the Jewish movement to reoccupy Palestine as the foremost sign of the times fulfilled. [3] In 1948, Brother John Carter referenced Amos 9:7-15 being read in synagogues on the day Israel declared independence, seeing it as the next stage in the reintegration of Israel prophesied in Ezekiel's dry bones vision.

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    [1] Brother John Thomas in 1849 predicted that the Jews would begin emigrating to Palestine as agriculturists and traders in the hope of ultimately reestablishing their commonwealth under British protection. [2] In 1898, Brother C.C. Walker noted the first Zionist Congress in Switzerland as a significant event, seeing the Jewish movement to reoccupy Palestine as the foremost sign of the times fulfilled. [3] In 1948, Brother John Carter referenced Amos 9:7-15 being read in synagogues on the day Israel declared independence, seeing it as the next stage in the reintegration of Israel prophesied in Ezekiel's dry bones vision.

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    ] “The Hope of Israel”

    Appreciating God’s prophetic word


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    Dome of the Rock

    5
    The Jews are
    slaughtered
    by Christian
    Kings on the
    Crusades in
    1250

    6
    Rabbi zvi hirsch
    kalischer anschel
    rothschild
    7
    sir moses
    montefiore

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    10
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    Brother Thomas’ key points

    [1] “a partial and primary restoration


    of the Jews before the manifestation”

    [2] “return in unbelief”

    [3] “the hope of ultimately


    establishing their commonwealth”

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    The First Aliyah

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    “Do you really think that my sole
    motivation in coming here is to better
    myself …. No. My ultimate aim, like that of
    many others, is greater, broader,
    incomprehensible but not unattainable.
    The final goal is eventually to gain a
    control of Palestine and to restore the
    Jewish people the political independence
    of which it has been deprived for two
    thousand years.”
    (Vladimir Dubnow, 1882)
    (Source: ‘Israel: A History’, Martin Gilbert, 1998)
    14
    theodor captain alfred
    herzl dreyfus
    15
    16
    First Zionist Congress, Basle,
    Switzerland in 1897
    “Were I to sum up the Basle Congress in a
    word - which I shall guard against
    pronouncing publicly - it would be this: ‘At
    Basle, I founded the Jewish State.’ If I said
    this out loud today, I would be answered
    by universal laughter. If not in 5 years,
    certainly in 50, everyone will know it.”
    (Theodor Herzl, 1897)
    17
    dr chaim
    weizmann lloyd
    george
    18
    General Allenby and the British
    forces, including Jewish
    volunteers (mostly Zionist)
    known as the ‘Jewish Legion’, at
    the gates of Jerusalem, in
    November 1917
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    Brother John Thomas (in 1849)

    “They [Israel] will emigrate


    thither as agriculturists and
    traders, in the hope of
    ultimately establishing their
    commonwealth … under the
    efficient protection of the
    British power.”
    22
    “I know not whether the men, who at present
    contrive the foreign policy of Britain, entertain the
    idea of assuming the sovereignty of the Holy Land,
    and of promoting its colonization by the Jews; their
    present intentions, however, are of no importance
    one way or the other, because they will be
    compelled, by events soon to happen, to do what,
    under existing circumstances, heaven and earth
    combined could not move them to attempt … The
    finger of God has indicated a course to be pursued
    by Britain which cannot be evaded, and which her
    counsellors will not only be willing, but eager to
    adopt when the crisis comes upon them.”
    (See Elpis Israel, 1849, Brother John Thomas,
    pp. 474-475, 15th edition, 2000) 23
    24
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    THE APOSTLE PAUL’S APPEAL TO
    THE JEWS IN ROME (ACTS 28:20)
    Brother C. C. Walker
    Brother C. C. Walker (in 1898)
    “The Jewish Congress in Switzerland is the
    most considerable of recent events bearing
    on the signs of the times ... The movement
    among the Jews for their re-occupation of
    Palestine as a nation, occupies the first place
    among the signs of the times … There have
    been many promising little steps in that
    direction since the Crimean War, resulting in
    the formation of Jewish colonies in the Holy
    Land, and in the influx of a large Jewish
    population into Jerusalem ...
    Brother C. C. Walker (in 1898)
    ... But it has always been felt that there was
    nothing on a scale answering to the
    requirements of Ezekiel 38. It is very different
    with the measure now in contemplation. If
    realised, it will soon present us with the
    prophet’s picture of Israel’s long desolate
    mountains repeopled, in preparation for the
    sublime events to follow ...”
    

    (From The Christadelphian, 1898, pp. 47-48, 114)
    lord mark
    sykes
    “Dr. Weizmann –
    It’s a boy!”
    Brother John Carter
    Brother John Carter (in 1948)
    “‘In that day will I raise up the
    tabernacle of David that is fallen, and
    close up the breaches thereof; and I will
    raise up his ruins, and will build it as in
    the days of old; that they may possess
    the remnant of Edom ...’ The words
    from Amos 9:7-15 were the prophetical
    reading in the synagogues on Sabbath,
    on May 15, 1948 ...
    ... A few hours earlier the rebirth of the State of
    Israel had been proclaimed in Palestine where
    the Jews were fighting for their existence
    against ‘the remnant of Edom’ and the children
    of Ishmael. And though the ‘tabernacle’ will be
    raised by a greater ‘David’ than David Ben-
    Gurion (the new State’s Prime Minister) the
    emergence of the people as a nation once
    more is a sign of the Messiah’s approach, for it
    is one stage more in the reintegration of the
    ‘dry bones’ of Israel.”
    (From The Christadelphian, 1948, page 103)
    Declaration Of Independence

    Israeli declaration, 14 May 1948

    “Impelled by this historic and traditional


    achievement, Jews strove in every successive
    generation to re-establish themselves in their
    ancient homeland. In recent decades they
    returned in their masses. Pioneers, immigrants,
    coming in defiance of restrictive legislation –
    and defenders ...”
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    Declaration Of Independence

    Israeli declaration, 14 May 1948
    “ ... they made deserts bloom, received the
    Hebrew language, built villages and towns,
    and created a thriving community, controlling
    its own economy and culture, loving peace
    but knowing how to defend itself, bringing
    the blessings of progress to all the country’s
    inhabitants, and aspiring towards
    independent nationhood.”
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