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* Herbert W. Armstrong, ''The United States and Britain in Prophecy'', 1980. (a proven plagiarism of J. H. Allen's book, ''Judas' scepter and Joseph's birthright'')

* Herbert W. Armstrong, ''The United States and Britain in Prophecy'', 1980. (a proven plagiarism of J. H. Allen's book, ''Judas' scepter and Joseph's birthright'')

* Garner Ted Armstrong, son of Herbert W. Armstrong, ''Europe and America in Prophecy'', 1994.

* Garner Ted Armstrong, son of Herbert W. Armstrong, ''Europe and America in Prophecy'', 1994.

* George F. Jowett, ''The Drama of the Lost Disciples'', 1961; Covenant Publishing Co Ltd; 16th Revised edition edition, November 1, 2009.</ref> that people of Western European and Northern European descent, especially those in Great Britain, and the native peoples of the Americas, are the direct lineal descendants of the Ten Lost Tribes of the [[Kingdom of Israel|ancient Israelites]]. It has been thoroughly debunked by historians, researchers and former adherents of the doctrine.

* George F. Jowett, ''The Drama of the Lost Disciples'', 1961; Covenant Publishing Co Ltd; 16th Revised edition edition, November 1, 2009.

*[http://christianidentitychurch.net/judeochristvsidentitychristians.htm Judeo-Christians vs Identity-Christians, by Pastor Robb (christianidentitychurch.net)] ''An extensive [[Apologetics|apologetic]] defending Christian Identity, and the call to defend your racial birthright.''</ref> that people of Western European and Northern European descent, especially those in Great Britain, and the native peoples of the Americas, are the direct lineal descendants of the Ten Lost Tribes of the [[Kingdom of Israel|ancient Israelites]]. It has been thoroughly debunked by historians, researchers and former adherents of the doctrine.

A well-known American preacher of Anglo-Israelism was [[Herbert W. Armstrong]], radio preacher, [[Premillennialism|premillenialist]] and founder of ''The [[World Wide Church of God]]''.<ref>Herbert W. Armstrong, founder, the World Wide Church of God and Plain Truth Magazine, 1950.</ref> The particular doctrine identified with his preaching is called Armstrongism, and his church has been defined as a [[cult]].<ref>See the following:

A well-known American preacher of Anglo-Israelism was [[Herbert W. Armstrong]], radio preacher, [[Premillennialism|premillenialist]] and founder of ''The [[World Wide Church of God]]''.<ref>Herbert W. Armstrong, founder, the World Wide Church of God and Plain Truth Magazine, 1950.</ref> The particular doctrine identified with his preaching is called Armstrongism, and his church has been defined as a [[cult]].<ref>See the following: