Alexander James Ferris or A. J Ferris was an author on British Israelism. His most successful work When Russia Bombs Germany (1940) sold over 60,000 copies.[1][2]

When Russia Bombs Germany

A. J Ferris in his When Russia Bombs Germany (1940) wrote that the Book of Revelation contains cryptic references to the defeat of Nazi Germany and bombing of their cities.[3] The work sold over 60,000 copies and was very popular amongst Christians. George Orwell however negatively reviewed the work and considered Ferris to be a "religio-patriotic lunatic".[4]

Works

  • Armageddon is at the doors (1933)
  • British-Israel teaching concerning the "Signs of the approaching end of the age" (1933)
  • Why the British are Israel: nine conclusive facts proving that the Anglo-Saxons represent the House of Israel of scripture (1934)
  • British-Israel teaching concerning the Great Pyramid of Gizeh (1934)
  • The Everlasting Throne of David (1935)
  • The Second Advent. How: when: where? (1935)
  • The great pyramid: a simple explanation of the divine message of the great pyramid to the Anglo-Saxon race (1935)
  • The Book of Revelation (1936)
  • The coronation and the throne of David (1940)
  • When Russia Bombs Germany (1940)
  • Great Britain & The U.S.A. Revealed as Israel The New Order (1941)
  • The British Commonwealth & The United States Foretold in The Bible (1941)
  • Books which convince (1941)
  • The great tribulation: past, present or future? (1941)
  • Germany's Doom Foretold (1942)
  • When Russia invades Palestine (1945)
  • What is wrong with the churches?: and the remedy (1946)
  • Palestine for Jew or Arab? (1946)
  • Deliverance from Russia: how it will come (1947)
  • The Three-Headed Eagle. A foreview of the nations of Europe and their destiny according the prophet Esdras (1944)
  • The Assyrian in Bible prophecy (1950)
  • Elijah the prophet is nigh at hand (1951)
  • Daniel's seventieth week, or the years 1951 to 1958 in prophetic chronology (1951)
  • The jubilee, 1957-1958 (1954)
  • The resurrection of the twelve apostles (1955)
  • Peace: how it will come; or, Why there will be no third world war (1956)

See also

References

  1. ↑ George Orwell Pamphlet Literature
  2. ↑ Keeping our little corner clean: 1941-1942, George Orwell, Peter Hobley Davison, Ian Angus, Sheila Davison, Secker & Warburg, 1998, p. 301.
  3. ↑ Last Days Madness, Gary DeMar, American Vision, 1999, p. 132.
  4. ↑ The New Statesman, 9 January 1943
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