The Lost Ten Tribes, and 1882

A collection of twenty sermonic discourses arguing for a new key of biblical interpretation that distinguishes prophecies for the houses of Israel and Judah and traces the identity and destiny of the ten lost tribes. The sermons examine prophetic passages alongside symbols such as seals and the Great Pyramid, apply typology to nations and historical movements, and outline a sequence of national changes culminating in a reconstructed central polity centered on Jerusalem. They combine scriptural exegesis, historical associations, and contemporary political speculation to argue that prophecy and providential signs cohere when interpreted under the proposed rules.