Dispersion of the Israelites in the Eurasian Continent: How GOD has fulfilled His Promise: History of Eurasia from Biblical Perspective (The History of the Kingdom of GOD)

Discover the Hidden Heritage of Eurasia: Israelites in the Diaspora & Reunification of Israel What if the biblical story of the Israelites does not end with the exile—but only begins there? This extraordinary two-part work takes you on an expedition along the forgotten paths of the "lost tribes of Israel," whose traces stretch across Central Asia, Persia, India, China, and Europe. It brings together millennia-old sources from East and West, archaeological discoveries, Chinese annals, biblical prophecies, and modern scholarship into an exciting new view of world history. Book 1: Israelites in the Diaspora Follows the winding paths of the scattered Israelites: from the Assyrian deportations through Bactria and the Silk Road to the Huns, Sarmatians, Alans, Kushans, and the beginnings of medieval Europe. With detective-like acumen, the author deciphers how Israelite identity, religion, and culture shaped entire peoples—often in places where no one would have expected them. Book 2: Reunification of Israel Brings the great vision to completion: How did new alliances emerge from the scattered tribes, how did ancient promises become the guiding theme of renewal, unity, and hope? From antiquity to modern times, the work narrates how the gathering of Israel became the hidden engine of world-historical change—and what role this idea plays for the future of humanity. Why this work? Revolutionizes the understanding of diaspora, migration, and identity Connects the Bible with archaeology, the steppe, China, and Europe Breaks the boundaries between East and West—and gives world history a new face With numerous maps, sources, tables, and cross-references A must-read for anyone interested in the origin, development, and destiny of peoples and religions "This work is a pioneering piece—thrilling as a novel, solid as an academic monograph, visionary as a manifesto." Reader Reviews "No other book has ever shown me so impressively how central Israel is to both biblical and world history. The sequel answers the decisive questions about meaning and the future." Thank you Chung, I could never put all pieces together to make sense of this puzzle. Professor Wayne Tucker, University of Oregon Dear Howard HS Chung, my name is Samuel Cruz, I am a history lover and your work aroused my interest because I do not know of any other work that mentions a possible historical relationship between the Jews and the Xiongnu. Thank you very much for his great work. Samuel Cruz, La Paz, Bolivia After reading your work, I can rest at ease knowing that connection between the Mongols and the Jews is already written on and supported very well by yourself! Craig Kline, Spain Not just for religious readers—In-depth research on a difficult topic This book deals with a religious topic, but it is by no means written only for religious people. The author delves into the "darkness" of Eurasian history and links the migrations of peoples whose names have changed over centuries, languages, and regions. Ha-Sung Chung’s knowledge of Chinese, Korean, English, and German gives him access to sources that remain closed to many other researchers. He traces the trail of the tribes, as their names change from language to language, from era to era. For years, I tried myself to connect some of these historical "dots"—but I did not succeed. Chung has managed to do what I failed at. I recommend this fantastic work not only to religious readers, but also to non-religious historians and anyone interested in tracing the footsteps of Israel through the centuries. With great respect for the author's impressive research. — R. Hewitt (Amazon, 22.10.2023)