Author: Jonathan Cope, 312 pages, paperback. Published by The Christadelphian in March 2015.
 
God has always been the God of Israel. The promises made to Abraham the Hebrew were repeated to Isaac and Jacob. Even Jesus declared that his mission was to the house of Israel. But God has always made provision for those outside the Commonwealth of Israel, as the numerous examples contained in this book show, He is a God not willing that any should perish.
 
This book contains 36 chapters each of a convenient length and style that they would be a very good basis for a reading study class. A 16 page scripture index is included.
 
The subjects for each chapter are:
Introduction
Abraham
Tamar
Pharaoh's dealing with Joseph and his family
Pharaoh's daugther
A mixed multitude
Zipporah and her family
The kindness of the Kenites
Caleb the Kenezite
Rahab the harlot
The Gibeonites
Jael and Heber
Ruth the Moabitess
David's army
Uriah the Hittite
Shobi the Ammonite
Araunah the Jebusite
Obed-edom the Gittite
Hiram King of Tyre
The queen of Sheba
The widow of Zarephath
Naaman the Syrian
Elisha and the Syrian army
Jonah and the mariners
Jonah and the Ninevites
The Rechabites
Ebed-melech the Ethiopian
In the days of Daniel
In the days of Esther
The return from captivity
Wise men from the east
John the Baptist
The centurion at Capernaum
The Syrophenician woman
The Ethiopian eunuch
Cornelius
 
These giants of faith are both a challenge and a source of great encouragement to any seeking to serve the God of Israel in these last days.