Teaching Choral Concepts

Review

     Here is a thorough explanation of the history and prophetic destiny of the House of Israel. It begins with a summary of Old Testament history, telling of Abraham, Isaac, and of Jacob (who later was renamed Israel). The history is traced though the reign of the judges, the united kingdom, and the division into the nations of Israel and Judah. The conquest of Israel by Assyria and the deportation of the "lost ten tribes" are explained, as are the fall of Judah to Babylonia, the period of Babylonian exile, and the return of the Jews to rebuild the Jerusalem temple. The author tells of the intervening period and of the eventual destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans in 70 A.D. 

The scenario moves to the present, as the re-establishment of the nation of Israel is described. But the major focus of the discussion is on the many prophecies of future events which will involve Israel world-wide. Numerous scriptural prophecies are explained, culminating in descriptions of the future rule of David the Prince, the great Battle of Armageddon, the prophesied appearance of the Lord on the Mount of Olives, and events during His millennial reign.

Table of Contents

Abraham
1. Abraham 1:2.
2. Abraham 1:16, 18-19.
3. Abraham 2:6, 8-11. See Genesis 12:2-3.
4. Genesis 12:7. Abraham 2:19.
5. Genesis 13:14-17.
6. Genesis 15:4-5.
7. Genesis 15:13-16, 18.
8. Genesis 16:10.
9. Genesis 17:1-8.
10. Genesis 17:16.
11. Genesis 17:19.
12. Genesis 22:17-18.

Isaac
1. Genesis 26:3-5.

Jacob
1. Genesis 28:13-14.
2. Genesis 35:20-26.

Israel
1. Genesis 32:28, 30.
2. Genesis 35:10-12.

Joseph and Captivity in Egypt
1. Genesis 48:18-20.
2. Genesis 49:10.
3. Genesis 49:22, 26.
4. Exodus 1:8-11.
5. Exodus 4:22 23.
6. Exodus 6:2-4, 6-8.
7. Exodus 19:5-6.
8. Leviticus 20:24.
9. Deuteronomy 1:8.
10. Deuteronomy 7:6.
11. Deuteronomy 7:12-15.
12. Joshua 23:14-16.

The Twelve Tribes of Israel

Reign of the Judges
1. Judges 21:25.
2. Judges 2:16, 18.
3. Judges 10:6.

The Undivided Kingdom
1. 2 Samuel 7:22-24.
2. 2 Samuel 12:10-11.
3. 1 Kings4:29, 32.
4. 1 Kings 9:3-7.
5. 1 Kings 11:11-13.

The Divided Kingdoms: Israel and Judah
1. 1 Kings 12.
2. 1 Kings 14.15 16.

Assyria and the Fall of Israel
1. 2 Kings 15.
2. 2 Kings 17:3-14, 18.

Babylonia and the Fall of Judah
1. 2 Kings 19.
2. Kings 24:14-16.
3. 2 Chronicles 36:15-21.

The Babylonian Exile

The Fall of Babylonia to the Medes and Persians
1. 2 Chronicles 36:22-23.

Return from Captivity to Jerusalem
1. Ezra.
2. Nehemiah.

Rise and Fall of the Macedonian Empire

The Maccabees and Herodians

The Fall of Jerusalem and Dispersion of the Jews

Persecution of the Jews During the Dark Ages
1. Jeremiah 29:17-19.

Establishment of the Nation of Israel in Palestine
1. D & C 110:11-12, 16.

Time of the Gathering
1. D & C 45:24-27.
2. 3 Nephi 21:22-29.

The Great Earthquake and Sealing of the 144,000
1.D&C 77:11.

The Fourth World War, Originating Near the River Euphrates
1. Revelation 9:13-18.
2. D&C 45:69.

The Council at Adam-ondi-Ahman
1. Daniel 7:9-10.
2. History of the Church 3:386-387.

Prophecies of the Gathering of Israel to Their Homeland
1. Ezekiel 36:8-12.
2. Ezekiel 36:24-28.

Reuniting of Israel and Judah under Prince David
1. Ezekiel 37:19-28.
2. History of the Church 6:253. See D & C 132:38-39.
3. Jeremiah 30:9.
4. Zechariah 6:12-13.
5. Ezekiel 34:23-24.
6. Isaiah 55:3-5.

Construction of the Jerusalem Temple
1. Ezekiel 44-46.
2. Ezekiel 44:1-4.
3. Ezekiel 48.

The Battle of Armageddon
1. Ezekiel 38:9-12, 15-16.
2. Ezekiel 38:19-23.
3. Ezekiel 39:2, 4, 6.
4. Zechariah 14:1-5.
5. Zechariah 13:6.
6. Zechariah 13:8-9.
7. Jeremiah 31:31-34.

Conclusion

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