From Genesis to Revelation

From Genesis til Revelation. Three Heirs of Abraham — Three Destinies, One God; Ishmael, Esau and Jacob.

From Genesis to Revelation traces the three lines of Abraham — Ishmael, Esau, and Jacob — from their origin in the patriarchal narratives of Genesis through the full sweep of recorded history to their convergence in the endtime drama of Revelation. It is simultaneously a work of genealogical scholarship, biblical exegesis, constitutional history, and prophetic interpretation — and it argues that these four disciplines, properly understood, tell a single coherent story whose author is God and whose ending has already been written.

From the Tents of Abraham to the Modern World, and their individual quest for world domination

Before they were born, God declared their destinies. Two nations in one womb. A wild archer in the desert. A wrestler who would not let go. Three brothers, three promises, three trajectories that have been shaping the world ever since.

In this remarkable work of genealogical and biblical scholarship, Norwegian researcher Jarle Johansen Giske traces the three sons of Abraham’s family from their origins in the tents of Canaan to the royal dynasties of Europe, the constitutional documents of the Western world, and the geopolitical conflicts of the present hour. Drawing on Genesis, Josephus, the Gulating Law of 1024, J. H. Allen, Raymond F. McNair, Thor Heyerdahl, and his own original genealogical research documenting the Habsburg dynasty’s direct descent from Zerah ben Judah, Giske argues that the promises of Genesis were not poetry — they were blueprint. And the historical record is their receipted invoice.

Why does the word Caucasian describe Europeans? Who was Odin — really? What does the Jewish Encyclopedia mean when it states “Edom is in modern Jewry”? Why did the Gulating Law of 1024, the Magna Carta of 1215, and the Bill of Rights of 1791 all encode the same principle — and whose bloodline runs through all three? What does Obadiah’s final warning to Edom mean for the world of 2026?

Three Brothers — Three Fates is the book that connects these questions into a single, coherent, and deeply documented answer. It is a work of genealogy, of biblical prophecy, of popular history, and of urgent contemporary relevance. It will change the way you read Genesis. It will change the way you read the news.

“About the time of the end, a body of men will be raised up who will turn their attention to the Prophecies, and insist upon their literal interpretation, in the midst of much clamor and opposition.” — Isaac Newton, 1642-1727 (of the Giske clan)

King David Legacy Series, by Jarle Johansen Giske