John Mark Hicks

This link downloads a paper I wrote in 2018 for the Stone-Campbell Conference at Johnson University in April, 2018.

The title of the paper is: “God has not kept [the Jews] these many years for nothing”:[1] Alexander Campbell on Israel, the Church, and Eschatology

The quote that heads the paper is:

“The unbelieving Jews were rejected and repudiated as the visible and formal people of God; and the believing Jews and Gentiles, harmonized and united, constituted the visible earthly people and kingdom of Jesus the Christ. Still, the unbelieving Jews exist as a monumental people; and, though no longer the depositories of the Oracles of God, they are, in their present position, the subject of special prophecy and of special promise.”[2]

[1] Alexander Campbell, “The Millennium—No. V.,” Millennial Harbinger 4^th series 6 (May 1856): 275.

[2] Alexander Campbell, “Notice of the Jews—Their Land and Destiny. No. I,” Millennial Harbinger 3^rd series 6 (Feb 1849): 88.

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