The Israelite Micropedia (The Israelite Encyclopedia)

This book employs a scripture-to-scripture hermeneutic to describe the language, appearance, customs, and culture of the Ancient Israelites. It includes an in-depth examination of the curses in Deuteronomy 28, supported by statistical analysis to identify the primary regions where the bloodline descendants reside today. This micropedia is an abridged version (chapters 1–6) of volume 1 of The Israelite Encyclopedia. Because the complete four-volume set contains over 465,000 words, the books are quite large and cumbersome (8.5 × 11 in.). The author recognizes that not everyone wishes to read detailed evidence tracing the bloodline descendants of Jacob. Therefore, this abridged edition, which draws heavily on scripture, offers readers a quicker, easier, and more portable way to engage with the material. Those seeking more extensive historical, linguistic, or cultural evidence after reading this micropedia may consult the full four-volume set, beginning with chapter 7 in volume 1. Read more