Will the Real Israel Please Stand Up! How Christians are Robbed of Their Heritage (Second Edition, 2012) The Second Edition includes corrections and additions throughout the book. Specifically, the last two chapters were expanded, an Epilogue was added, and two more charts were added. These corrections resulted in an additional 15 pages to the original book. Patriots, TEA partiers, and all Christians will find this book of interest. A little about the book: Summary What are we to do about the decline of western civilization? Like the ancient Israelites in Egypt, Americans are simply slaves being driven to produce more with less by their taskmasters. The author uses the history of Israel as a lesson for us today in preserving our nation and culture. He cites both Biblical and secular history to support his views. This book is �the rest of the story� and it should give Christians the basic principles needed to understand who they are, where they are going, and what is going on in the world. A great primer into Christian Identity. Description �Will the Real Israel, Please Stand Up!� could be called a book for the New Age. Not necessarily the �new age� that most today are calling for, but something far better: an age of the �Kingdom of God�, an often used phrase from the Bible. Most Christians anticipate the return of Jesus Christ to establish God�s Kingdom, yet they have forgotten that they have a role to play in bringing this to fulfillment. Not only have they neglected their responsibility, but also, they have been misled as to why they are responsible for following God�s Law in the first place. This additional duty of following God�s instructions for the Kingdom lies in the identity of the Christian world. Most Christians� intentions are very good, but by way of deception, they have been led like sheep into some very dangerous areas. One prominent area is simply a case of mistaken identity. Another is just plain identity theft by some very unscrupulous people. The result has been the failure of Christians to act to preserve their nation. Thus, America continues on the downward trend. What are we to do about the decline of the Christian West, and the loss of freedom in America? The author believes that once Christians are aware of whom they are they will be more likely to live up to their responsibility before God. He also feels that once Christians discover how they have been robbed of their heritage it will anger them enough to �fuel the fire� of action in correcting the error of their ways. Thus, they will also demand a righteous change in government policy in accordance with Biblical Law. In so doing they will realize the truth of Scripture which says, �If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land� (2 Chronicles 7:14). This is a promise we can count on! We hear a lot about the state of Israel in the media, but what are they talking about and what is really going on in the world? Politicians get votes from Christians conditioned on their stand with this country. The author shows how foolish this is by identifying what the Bible means by the word �Israel.� It has been said that nothing happens by chance. We live in a world where nearly everything is a lie. Colleges teach that the Jews are God�s chosen people; and that the Romans murdered Jesus Christ. Chances are, if it comes over the media it is probably a lie or half-truth with the design to cause one to believe a lie. This author sets the record straight on these and other issues. There are many books out today about the decline of western culture. While these are good in pointing out America�s problems, few offer a permanent solution. Instead they will criticize the opposing political party. This book goes a step further as to the why and who of this decline and offers God�s solution. Without this cure from God, the Christian West will fall just as sure as the Roman Empire fell. In the Book The cover photo and subtitle begs the question, who really was robbed of their heritage? Was it the Romans? Was it the Goths, Visigoths, or Vandals? The answer to this goes back to Biblical times. The author believes it was all of the above, and more. Likewise, we too have been robbed of our Biblical roots! In chapter 1, the author gives us information about the origin of Israel and the covenant God made with them. He proves that Israel is a person not a country. He also traces some of the problems with this family. In chapter 2, the author covers half-truths and lies used to keep Christians fooled about their identity and Biblical heritage. He also discusses the concept of a �spiritual Israel.� He gives many quotes from Jewish authorities about their own identity and reasons for true Israel being ignorant about who they are (a fact predicted in the Bible). Chapter 3 begins historical evidence of Israel�s history and its massive scope of influence as a global power. He gives evidence that Phoenicia was actually a small part of the kingdom of Israel. He gives a brief lesson on the multiple meanings implied by the word �Jew.� Chapter 4 continues with some of the history of the migrations of Israel after the kingdom was divided and what became of them. The author covers the conditions leading up to and including the fall of Samaria, the capitol of the northern kingdom of Israel and their dispersion into Asia, Scythia, and Carthage. Chapter 5 continues with some history about the Parthian Empire, which held the Roman Empire in check. There is some little told history here and many quotes in this chapter. This chapter also covers the migration of Israel into Europe and how the Goths (formerly dispersed Israelites) finally took revenge on the Roman Empire for their previous abuse of power against them. Chapter 6 gives us strong evidence about where Jesus Christ was when He was gone for eighteen years from his hometown in Palestine. The author gives evidence that Jesus traveled with his uncle, Joseph of Arimathea, to England, Asia, and even the New World. He also tells about a plan of the local militia to actually crown Jesus as king, if that was what He wanted to do. From this he relates to America�s situation today. In Chapter 7, the author takes a look at what nations today best represent the formerly �lost tribes� of Israel. The section on the tribe of Judah is the longest because some historians believe it is represented by today�s nation going under the name of �Israel.� The author disputes this claim, bringing to the attention of the reader that there are actually two genetic lines from Judah. Chapter 8 draws conclusions from the genealogy found in the Bible to identify who is who in the world. The author gives examples of the harmful effects of interracial marriages. He traces the historic enemy of Israel. The author also gives a biblical formula for how Americans can take their country back. In chapter 9, the author gives a brief study on covenant theology in the similitude of a Will or Testament. This is exactly what the Bible is, and the foundation for all doctrines in it. The Epilogue includes a sermon called �Stand Your Ground.� In the Appendix, the author provides related information: In �A Note to Theology Students� (a follow-up for the previous chapter), the author disputes some of the theological premises of most of Christendom and challenges Bible students to consider a third alternative view to the Bible, that of covenant theology and the Biblical heritage of the Caucasian people. �Scriptural Marks of Identification� is a list of Bible references, which characterize Israel�s descendants. �The Scottish Declaration of Independence� provides evidence that the Celts knew who they were. �Pictures of Miscegenation� is a list of scriptures showing the deleterious effects of mixed race marriages. �Hymns related to Christian Identity� is a list of songs with an Identity message. �Related Quotations� contain quotes of famous people related to the subject of the book. �Three Systems of Christianity� chart. �Universalism or Exclusivism� chart. �Adamic Family Tree� is a chart. �True Jews or Imposters� is a chart. Conclusion The author believes you will never view the Bible or history the same after reading this book. People who read it will either be surprised, and sometimes shocked, but ultimately encouraged to act to preserve their nation-race. Many will reject, or even hate the message of this book. The author welcomes any challenges to his positions. The book also comes with a warning: This book may be considered �anti-Semitic� by the Zionist Occupied Government and by popular opinion. The author denies any such claim since he himself is Semitic, having descended from Shem. The author considers this book a matter of free speech even though there are trends in the U.S., which restrict or prohibit such free speech. The author holds a Biblical worldview and provides us with real hope and change, unlike well-known conservatives such as Rush Limbaugh or Glenn Beck.

In his book “Regaining America's Greatness.” Professor Blanken proposes that America can meet its current challenges by changing “ our attitudes, thinking, and behavior. We need to accept the aim of religion is not salvation but compassion; or the purpose of economy, not wealth but welfare for all; or politics, not career but justice, order, peace; or education not as a road to better job opportunity, but the road to a civilized mind. We have been putting the cart before the horse. We do not often think of these things. Would it be different if we did?”

In his book “Regaining America's Greatness.” Professor Blanken proposes that America can meet its current challenges by changing “ our attitudes, thinking, and behavior. We need to accept the aim of religion is not salvation but compassion; or the purpose of economy, not wealth but welfare for all; or politics, not career but justice, order, peace; or education not as a road to better job opportunity, but the road to a civilized mind. We have been putting the cart before the horse. We do not often think of these things. Would it be different if we did?”

Reviewing how we the people became sovereigns, this book encourages citizens to become peaceful activists to supplement representative government. The author declares seventy-five grievances against the United States government. He proposes or endorses remedies in the forms of constitutional amendments or ordinary statutory law, some of them of popular initiative and referendum. Much of this entails transfer of powers from the national government back to the people or to local, state, or transnational governments. The proposals include reforms at the United Nations and measures to end world poverty, spread health care and education, and manage resources for a sustainable environment.

Reviewing how we the people became sovereigns, this book encourages citizens to become peaceful activists to supplement representative government. The author declares seventy-five grievances against the United States government. He proposes or endorses remedies in the forms of constitutional amendments or ordinary statutory law, some of them of popular initiative and referendum. Much of this entails transfer of powers from the national government back to the people or to local, state, or transnational governments. The proposals include reforms at the United Nations and measures to end world poverty, spread health care and education, and manage resources for a sustainable environment.

Reviewing how we the people became sovereigns, this book encourages citizens to become peaceful activists to supplement representative government. The author declares seventy-five grievances against the United States government. He proposes or endorses remedies in the forms of constitutional amendments or ordinary statutory law, some of them of popular initiative and referendum. Much of this entails transfer of powers from the national government back to the people or to local, state, or transnational governments. The proposals include reforms at the United Nations and measures to end world poverty, spread health care and education, and manage resources for a sustainable environment.