The Irish Prince and the Hebrew Prophet: A Masonic Tale of the Captive Jews and the Ark of the Covenant (Classic Reprint)

Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1881, the Rev. George W. Greenwood was ordained pastor of the First Identity Church of Brooklyn, N. Y. The council was composed of the Rev. Edward Beecher, D.D., Rev. J. F. Halsey, D.D., Rev. William James and the Rev. George Nixon. The founding of the church was in order to prove the identity existing between theL ost Tribes of the Children of Israel and the A nglo-S axon race. The identification is completed when we compare the pages of the Heir of theW orld, edited by George W. Greenwood, and the Forty-seven Identifications of the A nglo-S axons with theL ost Ten Tribes of I srael, byE dward Hine, with Holy Writ. When Jacob blessed Joseph schildren, he created by that act the Thirteenth Tribe, making Ephraim many mighty nations and Manasseh a great people. The term Ephraim is synonymous with Joseph ;that is, we speak of them as one, from the fact that Ephraim inherited the birthright, while Manasseh, the Thirteenth Tribe, was destined to become a great people.
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