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by Terry McIntosh (Author)
Excitement stirs with the advent of DNA research that identifies those descendants of the House of Israel long hidden from history, yet living in plain sight. This resurrected truth reveals the plan of God with renewed hope and staggers Christian theology regarding today's Israel in a violent collision of emotions ranging from joy, anger, and even outrage by radical opponents. The Bible is the authors' final authority and indisputable DNA results only confirm what the Bible reveals. This quick paced journey through religious and secular history exposes history's Greatest Deception, and further makes a solid case demonstrating that today's Palestinians are true descendants of the ancient House of Israel. Advent of the Jewish state of Israel in 1948 plunged the identity of the tribe of Ephraim's Palestinians into total obscurity, and until now Christendom has wrongly believed that Jews represented the whole of Israel.The story concludes with grand promises of restoration for both Jews and Palestinians as God so clearly prophesies within the pages of the Holy Bible. WARNING: Reading this book can alter how you read the Bible and will change the course of history as God's promises are fulfilled.
Author Biography
As the battles raged between Palestinian and Israeli security forces in September 1996, Terry McIntosh opened the Jesus House of Prayer, a Christian chapel in the city of ancient Jericho. As CEO and Pastor, he obtained permission for Christian events that Jericho's predominate Islamic community had never seen to include city wide public events. He enjoyed both military and police protection while sharing the gospel with all of Palestine in spite of radical opposition. McIntosh made an unprecedented appearance on Islamic television during Israel's military invasion dubbed "Operation Defensive Shield" in April 2002 with a message of peace addressed to both nations. He charged Israel to turn around and "give life," and he admonished Palestine to follow Christ crucified as the only hope for salvation. Attendance at the Jesus House of Prayer grew to such large numbers that home groups formed around McIntosh and his teachings about Jesus. McIntosh's influence in the Islamic world defied all logic and he found himself between two warring parties - Christianity and Islam. Christian peers accused McIntosh of working for Yasser Arafat and promoting terrorism. Islamic radicals issued a jihad against McIntosh and called for his death. He turned all ministry responsibility over to local ministers in 2007. McIntosh founded Jerusalem Direct, an international radio outreach that also aired on various radio stations in the United States and Palestine. He later founded the Jesus Christ Embassy Palestine, a Christian ministry with the mission of resurrecting Bible Truths.
