The House of Israel by Ernest L. Whitehead (1947)

The House of Israel — Ernest L. Whitehead

A Treatise on the Destiny, History and Identification of Israel in All the Five Branches

First published in 1947 by Zion's Printing & Publishing Co. of Kansas City, The House of Israel is a rare and historically significant theological work by Ernest L. Whitehead. Written from within the British Israelism tradition, this treatise presents a detailed examination of the supposed origins, migrations, and destiny of the ancient Israelite tribes, tracing their purported identification across five distinct branches.

About the Work

Whitehead's text is a product of mid-twentieth century theological scholarship within the Christian Identity and British Israel movements. The book draws on biblical genealogy, historical records, and prophetic interpretation to argue its case, making it a notable primary source for researchers and collectors interested in the history of religious thought, eschatology, and the development of fringe theological traditions in post-war America.

This is a scarce title, seldom found in good condition, and of particular interest to collectors of vintage religious literature, theological history, and Americana.

Key Details

• Author: Ernest L. Whitehead
• Publisher: Zion's Printing & Publishing Co., Kansas City
• Year of Publication: 1947
• Genre: Theology / Religious History / British Israelism
• Format: Hardback
• Dimensions: Approx. 216 × 140 × 25 mm
• Weight: 400g

Condition

This is a used pre-loved copy. As a vintage item from 1947, please expect age-appropriate wear. Price excludes postage and packaging.