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THE
CHRISTIAN ANGLO-ISRAEL MESSAGE - ITS ACCEPTANCE IN THE LATE
19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURIES

REV. WILLIAM H. POOLE, LL.D.

–what mainstream
media

and preachers said about it in the

United States and Canada

By Robert Alan
Balaicius

Rev. William H.
Poole, LL.D., was a minister of Detroit, Michigan (
some sources indicate Poole was of Toronto. Possibly he was born in
Toronto and later moved to Detroit, Michigan) and authored the book
"Anglo-Israel or the Saxon Race?: Proved to be the Lost
Tribes of Israel (1889), which was presented first as a
series of nine lectures. This book was published by William Briggs
(Toronto) in 1879/1889, James Huggins Publishers and Distributors
(New York) in 1880.

Rev. Poole gave
other lectures and wrote other books including:

Fifty Reasons
Why the Anglo-Saxons are Israelites of the Lost Tribes of the House
of Israel (Robert Banks & Sons, London)

The Gift of the
Holy Ghost and How Obtained

The Great
Pyramid of Jeezah in Egypt and How It Is Misrepresented

Heraldry: The
Lion, the Eagle, and the Wolf

High License: A
Failure Everywhere

The History and
Mystery of Puffing

History, The
True Key to Prophecy: In Which the Saxon Race is Shown To Be the
Lost Tribes of Israel (1880; George W. Greenwood, Brooklyn, New
York)

Israel’s
Possession as Promised in the Latter Days

The Nature,
Causes, and Cures of Anger

Nuts to Crack or
Answers to Twenty-Five Objections to Anglo-Israelism

The Odd Man and
His Oddities

The Pilgrim
Fathers and the Puritans

Prohibition, and
the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Ripe Grapes or the Fruit of
the Spirit

The Sabbath;
Hebrew and Christian

The Second
Coming of Christ as Taught by Premilleniums, Not taught in the
Bible ( William Briggs, Toronto)

The Star of the
Empire on Its Westward Way Since the Days of Abraham

The Tabernacle
and Temple Where the Hebrews Worshipped

The Wines of the
Bible

The Women of
Israel Since Mrs. Abraham

Rev. Poole, in
his book Anglo-Israel or the Saxon Race offered
the following profound thoughts:

There is a principle which is
a bar against all information, which is proof against all argument,
and which cannot fail to keep a man in everlasting ignorance. This
principle is contempt prior to examination. –Dr. Paley

A greater than Paley has
said: –He that answereth a matter before he heareth it, it is a
folly and a shame unto him.

– Proverbs 18:13.

v

Errors like straws upon the surface flow, He who
would search for pearls must dive below.

[The reader should understand that like most
early Christian Anglo-Israel believers, Rev. Poole believed that the
‘jews’ were of the tribe of Judah. This was due to partial blindness
still being upon them. They did not realize what ‘jews’ actually
believe, what the Talmud actually says, and what the ‘jews’
themselves have to say in their own publications.]

Poole’s lectures and books were reviewed very
favorably by the mainstream media and Christians (including many
ministers) from many different Christian denominations. Below are
the media reviews and personal letters written (c. 1875-1889) to
Rev. Poole from Christians in Canada and the United States in regard
to his lectures and book, Anglo-Israel or the Saxon
Race (which were printed in the back of the 1889 edition
of the book).

Rev. W.H. Withrow, D.D., F.R.S.C. wrote in the
Introduction in W. H. Poole’s Anglo-Israel or the Saxon
Race, asserting:

The History of God’s chosen people Israel can never
be a subject of indifference to the Christian mind. The indebtedness
of Christendom to this race can never be computed or repaid...still
more absorbing will be to many the identification with the dominant
race of Christendom--that English speaking race that is filling the
world with its renown and civilization—of those Lost Tribes of
Israel, whose mysterious fate has been the cause of so much
speculation and learned research. Of the many books written upon
this subject, we know of none which treat it more comprehensively,
more ably, more eloquently, than the present volume. Personally, we
do not feel competent to discuss this vast and various theme, nor to
judge, without ampler study than we have been able to give, of the
validity of the arguments with which the fascinating theory of this
book is sustained. But we can certainly commend the vigor and
vivacity of style, the wealth of illustration, and the breadth of
learning with which Dr. Poole maintains his thesis, whether one
fully accepts it or not. No English speaking reader can fail to have
his patriotic pulses stirred with a grander pride than that of the
great apostle of the Gentiles as he asserted his free-born Roman
citizenship. For we are the subjects of an empire which dwarfs into
insignificance that of Rome in its palmiest day—an empire upon which
the seal of divine approval has been signally placed—an empire with
which the highest destinies of ages are fraught—an empire into whose
keeping God has committed the ‘gates’ of the earth.

v

Rev. R. Arthur, a Presbyterian minister
(White City, Kansas) wrote to Rev. Poole,

I like your book ever so much. Please
send me another copy.

v

Rev. J.W. Beaumont, D.D.
(St. Thomas) reported,

The Rev. Dr. Poole’s work on Anglo-Israel is one of
the deepest interest to the devout reader of the Holy Scriptures.
His arguments on the special subject of the work are well sustained
and afford abundant matter for possible reflection to the thoughtful
mind.

v

R. Bell, Esq., a former
Member of Parliament (Carlton Place, Ontario), wrote to Rev.
Poole,

I have read with great interest your lecture on
‘Anglo-ISRAEL.’ I have studied the subject for many years, and if
there were any doubts on my mind, the array of facts you set forth
has banished them. Indeed, I have but little sympathy with either
those who are indifferent, or those who take a pleasure in
‘objecting.’ If we are the descendants of ‘glorious old Abraham’ I
wish to know it; and I glory in the fact, that we are the
descendants of that nation and people, to whom so many blessings are
promised. Your arguments are set out with such vigor, and backed up
with so many ‘infallible proofs,’ that it seems strange there should
be any doubters. But the fact is, that ‘blindness’ has so completely
saturated the minds of the people, that they do not wish to be
enlightened. They are in the position of a man who would not look
through the telescope, lest he should be convinced.

v

The Belleville Daily Ontario recorded,

The lecture by the Rev. Mr. Poole, in the Bridge
Street Church, last night on ‘Anglo-Israel,’ was one of the richest,
raciest, and most instructive ever delivered to a Belleville
audience, and the speaker succeeded in holding the unflagging
attention of his hearers for the long period of two hours. The
subject was an interesting one, and it was handled by a master-hand.
History, sacred and profane, geography, and the natural westward
drift of empire and colonization were beautifully interwoven, and
made to illumine each other in a manner truly fascinating. Should
Mr. Poole again visit us a lecturer, which we hope will be the case
at no distant day, he will be greeted by a very large audience. He
is a fluent and highly interesting speaker.

v

His Lordship the Bishop of Toronto wrote,

I commend to the study of those interested in the
deeply important question of the identification of the Lost Tribes,
the excellent work of the Rev. W. H. Poole, LL.D., ‘Anglo-Israel,’
as one of great research and ingenuity of argument, illustrated
copiously from a wide range of historical facts–a work, indeed, that
is well nigh exhaustive of the subject. The appearance of a second
edition, so soon, of Dr. Poole’s book is an evidence of the interest
that it has excited in the readers of Christian literature.

v

Rev. J.M. Buckley, D.D., LL.D., Editor of the
Christian Advocate (New York) wrote,

The volume is keenly interesting.

v

Rev. A. Burns, D.D., LL.D.,
President of Hamilton Ladies College, reported,

This is a remarkable book on a subject little
understood or studied. I must confess that I took up this work with
strong prejudices against it. But having begun to read, the
difficulty was to stop. The book fairly bristles with points and
surprises that will carry the student eagerly to the last page. It
is an eminently suggestive work. It will make a reader think. It
abounds with valuable quotations from eminent historians and
scholars both ancient and modern, and almost every page will
astonish the reader with the mass of material that can be adduced in
support of the theory. There is hardly a dry page in the book; its
material is far from being common place or trite. The author has
laid us under obligations to him for gathering together such an
array of valuable and appropriate matter. Although arranged in the
form of popular lectures, there is not a chapter that will not
richly repay the student for a careful perusal.

v

Rev. T.W. Campbell a
Methodist minister (Canada) wrote to Rev. Poole (in a letter dated
November 20, 1879) declaring,

I am completely converted by your ‘Anglo-Israel.’
It is clear and logical, it seems to me that it must carry
conviction to the mind of every careful reader.

v

The Canadian Advance (Toronto)
reported,

It is a wonderful book.

v

The Church Life - an Episcopalian paper
(Detroit, Michigan) reported,The lectures are full of interest and
will hold the attention of the reader from first to last.

v

The Cobourg Sentinel in
review recorded.Rev. Mr. Poole’s lectures on ‘Anglo-Israel’ in
connection with the JACKSON SOCIETY, on Thursday night last week,
was one of the finest lectures to which it has ever been our lot to
listen. Such research and arrangement of matter are seldom exhibited
in a lecture, and the whole is spiced with occasional flashes of
wit, calculated to keep the audience in the best humor. The subject
was highly interesting, and well calculated to convey conviction of
the reasonableness of the contention that the Saxon race are the
lineal descendants of the Israelites, and that the word
Saxon, is but a contraction of Isaac-son, and a fulfilling of
the promise made to Abraham, ‘In Isaac shall thy seed be
called.’

v

Rev. Dr. L.P. Davis
(Pontiac, Michigan) wrote,

I have found much pleasure and profit in reading
this book. It is written in a most entertaining and convincing
manner.

v

Professor Day (Pontiac, Michigan) wrote,

I would not part with your book ‘Anglo-Israel’ for
one hundred dollars, if I could not get another.

v

The Detroit Tribune
recorded,

The prejudiced reader who starts to read the book
stands in danger of being convinced in spite of himself.

v

Rev. Dr. Dewart, editor of the Christian
Guardian, wrote,

In this volume there is a learned and eloquent
statement of the arguments in favor of the identity of the
Anglo-Saxon race with the Lost Tribes of Israel. Dr. Poole has
evidently given much thought and research to the subject, and this
series of nine lectures gives, we think, about as able presentation
of it as can be found. Whether we agree with his conclusions or not,
the manner in which they are wrought out is highly entertaining and
instructive. The author’s quotations of fact and opinion in support
of his theory show the very wide extent of his reading in the
literature concerning it. The theory which maintains that the lost
tribes of Israel have re-appeared in the proud eminence attained by
the Anglo-Saxon race has many attractions for the religious as well
as the political or literary student. We do not at present offer any
opinion as to the truth of the theory; but we are bound to say that
Dr. Poole’s book contains the best that can be said in support of
it.

v

Rev. H. Dockman (from a letter dated March 18,
1882); a minister of a Methodist Episcopal Church (Dodgeville,
Wisconsin) wrote to Rev. Poole,

I am, as far as I know, the only member of the West
Wisconsin Conference who has read anything on the ‘Anglo-Israel
theory, I confess that the more I read, the more I am pleased with
it. It has shown me many beauties in the Bible which I never saw
before. It harmonizes the prophets and current history. I want to
read more on the subject.

v

The Empire wrote,

The literature on the subject of the Anglo-Israel
controversy receives an interesting and elaborate addition in Dr.
Poole’s book. It is a collection of nine lectures, in which the
various phases of the question are fully dealt with. The author well
outlines his own labors in a concluding chapter: ‘I have, in the
foregoing pages, noticed in brief...the union of Israel and Judah,
and the conversion and salvation of the Gentile nations through
their instrumentality; the perpetuity and stabilty of David’s
throne, and the great work which, ‘the battle axe of the Lord’ has
to do in clearing the way for the gospel chariot; the fate that
surely awaits the despotism, superstition and idolatry of the
Gentile nations, as our Anglo-Saxon language, civilization and
Christianity roll on their conquering way.’

Dr. Poole covers the ground of the discussion so
thoroughly that his work will be accepted with great pleasure by all
Anglo-Israelites. The book is a large one, and handsomely bound.

v

Rev. Dr. J.W. Mendenhall, Editor of the
Methodist Review,

It is a point of no small importance that the
author discovers the Israelite at the proper time moving westward
and sharing in the conquest and civilization of Europe. His
influence is especially felt in Spain, and here appears in
connection with the Danes, Germans, Belgians, and Saxons. The proof
derived from ethnography, archaeology, philology, law and religion
is incontestable.

v

The Hamilton Evening Times recorded,

Last evening, pursuant to announcement, the Rev. W.
H.

Poole delivered his lecture on ‘Anglo-Israel,’ at
the Wesley Church. The audience was large and attentive. During the
lecture he was frequently interrupted with applause, and at the
close a very hearty vote of thanks was passed to him for his
intensely interesting lecture.

–and again, the Hamilton Times reported,

The Rev. W.H. Poole, LL.D. of Toronto, delivered a
very learned and eloquent lecture on ‘Our Gates’ last night. The
lecture was delivered under the auspices of the Y.M.C.A., the text
being, ‘Thy seed shall possess the gates of His enemies.’ Mr, Poole
contended that the British nation was the chosen of God and the
legitimate and true descendants of the Israelites, and went into a
learned and exhaustive research of history to prove his position
correct; and then contended that the possession by Great Britain of
the fortresses of Gibraltar, Heligoland, Malta, Cyprus, Port
Say-yud, Aden, Perim, Babel-mandeb, Socotra, Bombay, Peshawur,
Singapore, and thirty others, afforded proof positive, not only of
the truthfulness of his position, but also of the fact that the
Anglo-Saxon race would continue to advance in power and in
influence, and that such advancement and the sanction of God, and
would redound to the benefit of mankind. The reverend gentlemen’s
references to the different points of interest in the history of the
East Indian Empire were extremely instructive, and such only as
could be given by one who had studied the subject thoroughly, as
well as having acquired a personal knowledge of the cities and
localities described. His pictures of Calcutta, Singapore, Madras,
and others East Indian cities, were most perfect specimens of work
painting, and in listening to him one could bring the pictures
before the mind’s eye without much difficulty. The lecturer was most
positive that no power which might attempt to curtail or destroy
British supremacy in India could or would succeed. He was frequently
interrupted during the delivery of the lecture with applause.

The Hamilton Spectator (Toronto?) In review
recorded,

The lecture throughout was of a highly interesting
character, and was attentively listened to, the speaker being
frequently rewarded with hearty applause. The question takes hold of
every Anglo-Saxon, and a person feels the intense interest in it
while the lecturer is giving proof upon proof, showing that the lost
tribes of Israel now inhabit the British Isles, and the colonies
peopled by her sons and daughters. We have never listened to a
lecture with more interest, and we hope that during the winter Mr.
Poole may be induced to lecture again upon the same subject, when,
we believe, a crowded house would greet him.

–and again,

An appreciative audience greeted Mr. Poole at the
Gore Street P.M. Church last night. The lecture on ‘Our Gates’ was
given under the auspices of the Y.M.C.A., and was very interesting.
The reverend gentleman’s lecture was similar to one delivered by him
on a former occasion, holding that the Saxon race were the true
descendants of the Israelites. His arguments were well thought out,
well delivered, and his lecture as a whole betrayed an amount of
research that was surprising. The fact that Gibraltar and other
places are possessed by the British can be adduced as proof positive
of the stability of his position. The great advance the Anglo-Saxon
race were ever making proved that the sanction of God was with them.
From first to last the lecture was most instructive, and has
evidently been elaborately prepared by the talented clergyman. His
description of various Oriental cities was magnificent, and has
seldom been equaled in our experience. We very much regret our
inability to publish a more extended notice, but want of space
forbids it.

v

Rev. A. J. Hartley a Presbyterian minister,
(Ontario, Canada) wrote to Rev. Poole,

Dear Sir, I thank you for your splendid work. You
have thrown a flood of light on so many obscure prophecies of Holy
Writ. I fully endorse your arguments and conclusions.

v

Rev. M.C. Hawks reported,

A learned, dignified, and thrillingly interesting
volume. It drives you into corners from which there is no escape,
but through the acceptance of the author’s position, you feel
convinced that the central idea is well sustained.

v

Rev. W. J. Hunter, D.D., pastor of Carlton
Street Methodist Church (Toronto) reported,

I am glad to know that the Rev. W.H. Poole LL.D. is
getting out another edition of his great work on Anglo-Israel. Dr.
Poole is a trenchant writer, and this volume manifests vigorous
thought and immense research.

v

J.R. Johnston, Principal of Carlton Place High
School (Carlton Place, Ontario), wrote,

‘Anglo-Israel,’ by the Rev. Dr. Poole, is one of
the most valuable contributions to the literature of the nineteenth
century. The author’s style is most beautiful and dignified. The
amount of proof which he has been enabled to bring forward in
support of his theory is really wonderful. Any person who carefully
reads this book will, I believe, be thoroughly convinced that the
ancestors of the Anglo-Saxon race are none other than the ten lost
tribes. Every Bible student ought to procure a copy, and no
Christian home should be without one.

v

The London Fress Press reported,

The hall was filled to repletion. It was one of the
most instructive and entertaining lectures ever delivered in City
Hall.

v

The London Herald reported,

The lecture was one of the most instructive and
interesting that has been delivered in this city for many a day.

v

The Montreal Daily Star reported,

The first of a course of two lectures on
‘Anglo-Israel,’ was delivered last evening by the Rev. W.H. Poole,
of Toronto, in the St. James’ Street Methodist Church. In spite of
the abominable condition of our streets and the heavy rain, there
was a large attendance of ladies and gentlemen; the congregation
proper being well represented. The lecture occupied nearly two hours
in delivery, and was listened to throughout with great
attention.

–and again,

In this report of the lecture we have not attempted
a reprint. Page after page would be required to do it. Every
position was sustained by Bible reference, and the lecture showed
the deepest research and profoundest thought. It occupied two hours
of very rapid delivery, and was listened to with breathless
attention.

v

Rev. Dr. Potts, editor of Michigan Christian
Advocate, reported,

This splendidly printed volume of 685 octavo pages
is a monument to the industry and research of the distinguished
author. The theme itself is one of growing interest, and the
treatment of it here is ingenious and thorough. The archaeological
arguments, interspersed with the Scripture citations and proofs, are
of much value both to the student and to the general reader. We have
pored over the pages of the book with more than ordinary pleasure,
and we believe the author makes out his case.

v

N.W. Powell, M.D., a Cobourg (Canada) physician
(in a letter dated January 27, 1879) wrote, Dear Sir, –I had to
leave early last evening and had no

opportunity to thank you personally for one of the
most delightful lectures I ever listened to. I heard every word of
it, and came away that your Anglo-Israel’ is on the right trail. It
was most interesting and instructive. I do not know how anyone can
question your interpretation of the numerous passages of Scripture
quoted. I thank you sincerely for directing my thoughts into such an
interesting subject of study. I am now interested to hear your
lecture on the ‘Gates,’ and I hope an opportunity of doing do will
soon turn up. I was so much pleased that I could not resist sitting
down and expressing the very great pleasure it gave me. Once more I
thank you for such a rich intellectual treat.

v

Rev. Alexander Sanson, The Rector of Trinity
Church wrote,

It is now some time since I perused Rev. Dr.
Poole’s ‘Anglo-Israel.’ I was much impressed with the fullness and
extent of the work, as well as with the interest which the author
imparts to his volume by a clear and vigorous style, which renders
his book entertaining and readable, no less than instructive.

v

The Saturday Night reported,

I have always thought there was a good deal of
humbug in the theory that some preachers are so fond of advancing,
by which a connection is shown between the Saxon race and the lost
tribes of Israel. This prejudice, has to a great extent been removed
by reading a number of the lectures of Rev. W. H. Poole, LL.D. The
style is pleasing and lucid, the arguments instead of being
far-fetched, as I imagined they would have been, seem to bear out
the conclusions he is evidently seeking. The ideas are so ingenious,
if not conclusive, that it makes ‘Anglo-Israel’ an extremely
interesting book to read, and one that must afford pleasure and
profit to all those who take an interest in Bible study.

v

Rev. R.T. Savin, Pastor of Central Methodist
Evangelical Church (Detroit, Michigan); he wrote,

The work is unique, able, scholarly, and
exceedingly impressive.

v

D.J. Smith, a local preacher (Detroit,
Michigan) wrote,

Rev. W.H. Poole, LL.D., Dear Bro.,–Allow me to
express to you the great gratification I feel at the information
lately received that you are about to publish the results of your
many years’ study and research on the subject of Anglo-Israel. I am
well aware of the many years of toil and study you have given to
this subject, a work which you could not have done had it not been a
labor of love and a work inspired, prompted, and helped by the Holy
Spirit, and in direct accord with the Word of God.

I very often thank God for sending you across the
pathway of my life, and for the fact that you were kind enough to
help me on those (then to me) hidden lines of light and glory,
making my Bible a new book, and helping me immeasurably in my
studies of the sacred book.

When our people come into a full realization of the
worth of this book, and the truth it reveals, it will be like a
flood of light from on high, for I consider that in value it stands
in close proximity to that of the gift of the Bible itself, for it
is in the direct line of an explanation and corroboration of the
revealed truth; and without it, there cannot be a correct and, and
consequently, an intelligent understanding or a proper
interpretation of the sacred books; but with it, the difficulties of
prophecy and of many historical allusions vanish like dew in the
sunshine.

I am aware that many men, in other things wise men,
have said these things were not, could not be, true; but I have thus
far in every case found that , like myself (before I had given the
matter the thought it demands) they had spoken ill-advisedly with
their lips. And I find, too, that in every case when men of
intelligence and candor upon their minds and hearts to the truth,
and obtain a clear conception of its value and of the beauty of the
Divine plan, they must and do acknowledge themselves convinced; even
though, as one good brother said to me,

"If I teach this thing I will be obliged to rearrange most of my
sermons."

All hail the glad day when the Christian world, enlightened and
convinced by the truth, shall arise and give light that shall
lighten the Gentiles, and fill the world with the knowledge and the
glory of God, and whom God hath exalted chief among the nations, is
the seed that the Lord hath blessed.

Accept my thanks my dear brother, for the work you
have done and are doing in this line. I believe that when these
truths are fully known and accepted, that infidelity, with its last
proof swept away, will slink away before the light and hide its
deformity forever, and the millennial glory will speedily spread its
joy and gladness over all the earth, to the glory of our God and His
Christ.

Affectionately and fraternally yours, in the hope of Israel.

v

The Rev. Dr. Alexander Sutherland, Missionary
Secretary (Canada) wrote,

‘Anglo-Israel,’ by Dr. Poole, is a book that will
well repay a careful reading. Every argument bearing upon this
fascinating subject is clearly and forcibly presented, with a
carefulness of research and a wealth of illustration that make it a
standard book. People who are disposed to sneer at the theory would
do well to read this volume.

v

The Wesleyan (Halifax, Nova
Scotia) reported,

This volume on ‘Anglo-Israel’ is exhaustive in
research, strong in argument, scholarly in style, and rich in
illustrative, historic fact. The author has logic and learning on
his side.

v

Dr. William H. Poole was a descendent of a very
prominent family which had many military leaders, authors and
theologians. He was born on April 3, 1820 in the County of Kilkenny,
Ireland. At the age of sixteen years old, he started teaching
school. He continued his teaching position while furthering his
education at Victoria College. In 1846, he entered Christian
ministry with the Wesleyan Methodist Church. In about 1852 Dr. Poole
moved to Ontario, Canada where he continued his education and
ministry. Dr. Poole received his LL.D degree in 1879 after extensive
study in the subjects of Philology and Ethnology. In 1879, he
accepted the pastorate of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church in
Detroit.

Dr. Poole died on August 7, 1896 at the age of 76
years old.

Rev.
J.H. Allen

Bishop John Harden Allen, was the pastor of the
Wesleyan Methodist Church (California) and was a popular speaker. He
authored:

Fact and Fiction Concerning Israel and Judah

Judah’s Scepter and Joseph’s Birthright (1902)

The National Number and Heraldry of the United
States of America (1919)

The National Rebirth of Judah (1920)

In review of Allen’s book, Judah’s Scepter
and Joseph’s Birthright, the
Baptist Messenger reported (sometime between 1902 and
1917),

This is one of the most interesting volumes we have
read in many a day...and we confess...the arguments produced by Mr.
Allen seem to be unanswerable. It is more thrilling than Western
fiction. The description of the scarlet thread, the royal remnant,
and the part played by Jeremiah in the preservation of the ruler of
David’s throne will cause you to lose sleep rather than go to bed
without knowing the outcome.

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