Israel's Lost Ten Tribes: Migrations to Britain and the United States

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Quick Overview: A Latter-day Saint exploration of the theory that the lost ten tribes of Israel migrated to Britain and the United States, tracing their heritage, emblems, and prophetic destiny.
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Vaughn E. Hansen weaves together scripture, legend, archaeology, and heraldry to argue that the lost ten tribes of Israel migrated through Europe to Britain and eventually America. Covering nearly 4,500 years, this revised edition of Whence Came They? examines ancient Britons as noble Hebrews and Israelites, traces tribal emblems surviving in national heraldry, and connects Britain's Christian heritage to figures like Joseph of Arimathea and Jeremiah. A faith-based reflection on ancestral identity and the gathering of Israel.

  • Answers the age-old question: where did the lost ten tribes of Israel actually go?
  • Connects British ancestry directly to the House of Israel—a compelling read for genealogy enthusiasts
  • Explores the fascinating legend that Jesus and Joseph of Arimathea visited England
  • Decodes how Israelite tribal emblems survive today in the Great Seal of the United States and British Royal Arms
“truth becomes more evident when fragments from many sources fit together into a consistent pattern.”

Perfect for a Latter-day Saint with British ancestry curious about the theory that their forebears were literal descendants of the lost tribes of Israel.

Product Details

Author
Vaughn E. Hansen
Pages
144
Weight
5.9 oz
ISBN
978-1-59955-951-3
SKU
59513
Imprint
CFI
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