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• The Everlasting Covenants of Promise to Abraham and His Seed, with Four Luminous Prophecies of the Captivity, Dispersion, and Desolation of Israel; Renovation of the Land, Its Animals and Its Fruits; Israel Gathered from All Countries into Their Father-land; Coming and Reign of Messiah Their Ring.

  Ward, Henry Dana. The Everlasting Covenants of Promise to Abraham and His Seed, with Four Luminous Prophecies of the Captivity, Dispersion, and Desolation of Israel; Renovation of the Land, Its Animals and Its Fruits; Israel Gathered from All Countries into Their Father-land; Coming and Reign of Messiah Their Ring. Philadelphia: Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger, 1876. 23 p.
• Israel’s Catechism of the Coming Reign of the Anointed One. Drawn from Loeser’s Translation of the Scriptures, and Prepared in the Faith of Abraham, and of Abraham’s God.

  Ward, Henry Dana. Israel’s Catechism of the Coming Reign of the Anointed One. Drawn from Loeser’s Translation of the Scriptures, and Prepared in the Faith of Abraham, and of Abraham’s God. Philadelphia: Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger, 1876. 23 p.
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  Faith of Abraham and of Christ His Seed in the Coming Kingdom of God on Earth with the Restitution of All Things which God Hath Spoken

  Ward, Henry Dana. Faith of Abraham and of Christ, His Seed in the Coming Kingdom of God on Earth, with the Restitution of All Things which God Hath Spoken ... Philadelphia: Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger; London: James Nisbet, 1872. 237 p.
• A Letter to the London Society for Promoting the Gospel Among the Jews

  [Ward, Henry Dana]. A Letter to the London Society for Promoting the Gospel Among the Jews. Philadelphia, 1877. 31 p.
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  “The Promised Land.” In which an Attempt is Made to show that the Old and New Testaments Accord in Their Testimony to Christ and His Celestial Kingdom, and in Their Testimony to His People, Israel, and also to the Promised Holy Land. [Second Advent Library, no. 24].

  Ward, Henry Dana. Israel and the Holy Land. “The Promised Land.” In which an Attempt is Made to show that the Old and New Testaments Accord in Their Testimony to Christ and His Celestial Kingdom, and in Their Testimony to His People, Israel, and also to the Promised Holy Land. [Second Advent Library, no. 24]. Boston: Joshua V. Himes, 1843. 57 p.