A Dare to Confront an Overlooked Biblical Promise
A promise whose fulfillment impacts millions today and reveals a side of God’s plan few Christians ever examine
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Overlooked Promises
The angel of the Lord also said to her, ‘I will increase your descendants so much that they will be too numerous to count. (Genesis 16:10)
And as for Ishmael, I have heard you. Behold, I have blessed him, and will make him fruitful, and will multiply him exceedingly. He shall beget twelve princes, and I will make him a great nation. (Genesis 17: 20)
Lift the boy up and take him by the hand, for I will make him into a great nation.
(Genesis 21:18)
I will make the son of the slave into a nation also, because he is your offspring. (Genesis 21:13)
In Scripture, a "nation" is already understood to be large in number and scope; to be called a "great nation" is to exceed not only size, but significance, endurance, and destiny. When such greatness is spoken by God Himself—“I will make him into a great nation” (Genesis 21:18)—it cannot be reduced to a brief moment of historical prominence or a passing fulfillment that fades with time. Divine promises are not measured by human timelines or political rise and decline, but by the faithfulness of the One who speaks them. To suggest that Ishmael’s promised great nation once existed only to vanish is to diminish the weight of the divine word and to empty “great” of its God-given meaning, for the Lord Himself declares that His word “shall not return to Me empty, but shall accomplish that which I purpose” (Isaiah 55:11). A greatness defined by God is not temporary or forgettable; it is enduring, unfolding across generations, and standing as a living testimony to the power and reliability of His promise.
If you are trained to examine Scripture honestly, willing to explore overlooked material, and can ask deep questions then this book is for you.
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Isaac & Ishmael
Imagine a king who rules wisely over a great kingdom. He appoints one son to carry a unique covenant responsibility within the royal household—preserving the royal line and securing the future of the throne. Yet the king also entrusts another son with a different responsibility—sending him beyond the royal court to govern distant regions, establish justice, and represent the king’s authority among far-off peoples. The roles are different, but both serve the same king and the same greater purpose.
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Isaac and Ishmael—both sons of Abraham—were named, blessed, and remembered by God. Through Isaac, the covenant was established; through Ishmael, the promise of a great nation was declared again and again. Yet while Isaac’s covenant is well known, Ishmael’s story has often been set aside, as though God’s promises ended with Isaac alone. Scripture reveals a faithful God who keeps every word He speaks and works through all nations.
History tells us that centuries after Jesus ascended to heaven, Semite nomadic Arab tribes who claimed lineage to Ishmael rose to global prominence, forming a civilization of biblical magnitude. Their influence extended from Central Asia to West Africa and reached deep into Europe. Even more striking, across this vast civilization and through the centuries, Abraham has been continually honored and blessed—woven into culture, daily prayers, and annual rituals that endure even today.
Could this extraordinary rise of people be connected to the promise God made to Abraham? Could the reason the Gospels do not mention the rise of Ishmael’s line be that its fulfillment unfolded later in history, after the Gospels had already been written?
God’s Overlooked Promise to Ishmael: The Untold Chapter Beside Isaac’s Covenant invites believers to rediscover this often-neglected story which points to God’s faithfulness, His heart for the forgotten, and His plan that reaches farther than most have ever imagined.
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Let the Whole Counsel of Scripture Guide You in Understanding Today’s Global Conflicts.
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Find the Missing Chapter of IshmaelRediscover God’s Promise Rise to Bring Peace and Reconciliation to Abraham’s Family, the Nations
HAGAR
- Long before nations argued and religions diverged, there stood a young, vulnerable mother in a silent desert, clutching her child with no certainty they would survive the day. Hagar wandered into the desert of Paran—its location uncertain, unknown. The Bible leaves her story weeping beside a spring, alone and afraid. But Arab traditions know the rest of her story
AN APPEAL
A Message from Ishmael to His Brother Isaac
A heartfelt appeal to peace-loving Americans, especially students of faith and conscience. The author urges them to courageously examine and challenge the deeply ingrained beliefs within the American mindset that have long fueled the displacement and suffering of the Palestinian people. This book was born out of the grief and outrage stirred by the Palestinian Catastrophe, a tragedy that has left millions of children scarred by loss, trauma, and injustice.
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