Books

Books by Elder Shadrock Porter

His three foundational texts of the Israelite Nation World Wide Ministries, first published by Fifth Rib Publishing between 1990 and 1993; the companion works he commissioned or introduced; and the books of Nicky Porter.

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Cover of The Truth, The Lie and The Bible

1990 · Fifth Rib Publishing

The Truth, The Lie and The Bible

by Elder Shadrock Porter

The first of his three foundational texts. It reads the identity of the Israelite diaspora plainly from Scripture, traces a 400-year pattern through the rise and fall of nations, and lays out the challenge to institutional Christianity that the ministry's later works build on.

Cover of The Forgotten Israelites

1991 · Fifth Rib Publishing

The Forgotten Israelites

by Elder Shadrock Porter

The second foundational text. It sets out the identity of the descendants of the Israelites taken from West Africa in the transatlantic slave trade, God's chosen people, and gives the framework later works in the collection extend.

Companion texts

Commissioned and introduced by Elder Shadrock

Cover of The Spirit of Egypt in America

1992 · Fifth Rib Publishing

The Spirit of Egypt in America

by Elders Michael Hinds and Antonio Castrilli, commissioned and edited by Elder Shadrock Porter

Takes up the claim first made by Philo of Alexandria in the first century, that the Torah of Moses and the philosophy of Plato were essentially the same, and traces what that blend produced in the lives of the covenant people across the Americas.

Cover of Hidden Secrets of the True Israelites

2023 · Revised and expanded edition

Hidden Secrets of the True Israelites

by C. D. Ford, with a foreword by Elder Shadrock Porter

Traces the identity of the covenant people from the Hyksos rulers of the Nile Delta, through the West African kingdoms of Mali, Songhai and Ghana, onto the ships and into the diaspora across the Americas, drawing on the historical record, genealogy and the plain reading of Deuteronomy 28.