Who Owns the Land? An In-Depth Look at the Truth Behind the Middle East Conflict - Charles H. Dyer,Stanley Ellisen
Who Owns the Land? An In-Depth Look at the Truth Behind the Middle East Conflict
A Detailed Historical and Biblical Survey of the Arab-Israeli Dispute, Jewish Migrations, and Theological Restoration Frameworks
A Detailed Historical and Biblical Survey of the Arab-Israeli Dispute, Jewish Migrations, and Theological Restoration Frameworks
Bibliographic Specifications
- Title: Who Owns the Land? An In-Depth Look at the Truth Behind the Middle East Conflict
- Authors: Charles H. Dyer and Stanley Ellisen
- Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., Wheaton, Illinois
- Publication Date: 2003 (Revised and Updated Edition)
- ISBN-13: 9780842384360 (ISBN-10: 0842384367)
- Edition Details: First Printing of the Revised and Updated Edition.
- Binding: Original publisher's premium perfect-bound glossy card wrappers (softcover).
- Physical Format: Octavo (8vo), 208 pages. Complete with historical maps, comparative timelines, and scriptural index charts.
- Language: English
Official Condition Report
-
The Book: Very Good (VG) / Excellent Condition
- Exterior / Wraps: The original illustrated paperback wrappers are in exceptional, flat, and square condition. Displays only very, very slight, microscopic signs of surface shelf wear along the edges, entirely consistent with careful handling. The gloss remains completely bright and deep. The spine panel is perfect, rigid, straight, and entirely uncreased, reflecting no standard reader bending or reading stress.
- Interior: The internal text block is robustly bound, tight, and fresh. Internal pages are pristine, clean, intact, and completely free of reader margin notes, underlinings, modern highlighters, or dog-ears.
- Provenance: Clean archival state; entirely free of previous owner signatures, institutional stamps, or library markings.
Synopsis & Historical Value
Published by Tyndale House in 2003, Who Owns the Land? is a highly regarded historical and eschatological reference work focusing on the roots of the modern Arab-Israeli conflict. Serving as a thoroughly revised and updated version of Dr. Stanley Ellisen's original bestselling monograph, co-author Dr. Charles H. Dyer expands the text to address contemporary 21st-century flashpoints. The book moves past reactive media summaries to place the complex geopolitical tensions of the Middle East into a structured historical and biblical framework.
The text traces the thousands-of-years-long journey of the Jewish people, systematically examining ancient migrations, historical expulsions, the rise of late 19th-century political Zionism, the catastrophic events of World War II and the Holocaust, and the eventual re-establishment of the modern State of Israel. Dyer and Ellisen weave together secular geopolitical history—such as British mandatory decrees and regional treaty charts—with biblical prophecy, detailing a view of Israel's promised restoration. This beautifully preserved copy serves as an important resource for serious collectors of modern dispensational theology, Middle Eastern political history, and Christian-Zionist reference literature.
Author Profiles
- Dr. Charles H. Dyer: A highly distinguished American theologian, author, and ancient Near East travel authority. He earned his Master of Th.M. and Ph.D. from Dallas Theological Seminary, where he subsequently served as Executive Vice President and Professor of Bible Exposition before his tenure as Provost at Moody Bible Institute. He has authored multiple definitive volumes on biblical geography and prophecy.
- Dr. Stanley Ellisen (1917–2001): An acclaimed biblical scholar, long-time Professor of Biblical Studies, and Chairman of the Division of Biblical Studies at Western Seminary in Portland, Oregon. His extensive biographical and theological monographs are celebrated for their clarity and structured methodology.
who owns the land charles dyer, stanley ellisen tyndale house, isbn 0842384367 used book, rare christian zionism literature, middle east conflict history books, collectible dallas theological seminary authors, out of print tyndale softcovers.
