About the Book

Book: The Revelation of Israel

Author: Rachel Rebecca Baxter

Genre: Christian Non-Fiction

Release date: January, 2022

In the Revelation of Israel, God’s plan to regather His people from all 12 Tribes of Israel is unveiled. He promises to, again, raise up the Josephs, so that His lost children from the 10 Tribes of the Northern Kingdom of Israel may know who they are, be provided for, and protected through the Tribulation, which is nearly upon us.

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About the Author

Rachel Baxter has a professional background in engineering, with a Bachelor’s of Science in Industrial Engineering, and an MBA. Rachel currently works in the field of business process consulting with over 20 years of experience.

Rachel grew up in the Lutheran Church where she was baptized, confirmed, and married. She was born again and spirit-filled in 2014 when she received inner healing through a ministry called One Whole Heart in Omaha, Nebraska. She now serves as an elder and volunteer for this ministry. Rachel also serves her local church in various capacities.

Rachel is married to Garrick, and they have 4 children from elementary to high school age. Rachel led a Christian school and homeschool coop called Valor for 5 years. This was a missional spirit-led school where every day began with worship, and the children were taught to hear and follow the voice of the Lord, as Jesus said, “My sheep hear my voice and follow me!” Rachel continues to have a heart for Kingdom youth education.

When she was baptized in the Holy Spirit, Rachel began to have dreams and visions from the Lord. He began to speak with her about the days that are ahead, the time before Jesus returns, so that she could write them down and release the prophetic words for those who were willing to hear. Rachel has received several angelic visitations. (A primary purpose of an angel is to be a messenger.) An angel of the Lord came to Rachel to tell her that she was, “Called to see that which was coming upon the Earth and to tell others what is coming.” This book is an act of obedience to that call.

More from Rachel

It’s been a year since I co-labored with the Lord to write this work. I have used it myself on a weekly basis as a reference. There is so much insight here that is beyond me. The Lord, in His glorious wisdom, is able to make the complicated and mysterious – clear and beautiful when He takes His truth and allows us to absorb it into our bones. This is the essence of a revelation! The Revelation of Israel is God’s story of His plans written before time began. It starts with a people under Father Abraham who were meant to know their God. Those people fell short in every way and were scattered across the earth. We know that Jesus came to redeem God’s people to Himself through His atoning sacrifice – but the story of God does not end there. God’s story has continued the last 2,000 years and is about to be fulfilled in the last seven years of tribulation on the earth that culminates with the return of the Lion of the Tribe of Judah at the last trump!

Author Interview

What was one of the most surprising things you learned in creating your book?

For me, the facts behind this book are irrefutable. God’s Word is without error. He is going to fulfill His Word. The book lays out the facts behind God’s plan from Abraham forward. What has been surprising for me is how difficult it may be for people to accept the conclusion of this work because of a taught or a preconceived doctrine that stands in contrast. I never meant to stir up any “hornets nest” within the Body of Christ, but its ok if that happens. I am trusting God with the outcome here. I just did my little part. He gets to fight the battle and the glory that comes from it.

How do you overcome writer’s block? Do you have any advice for others in finding their process to overcome it?

I only write when I feel the Lord direct me to. I don’t try to force anything that is not there. I want the writing to be His anyway, and not my own. I see it as a co-laboring between Him and me. Obviously, this was not always the case. I’ve learned that when I force a thought onto paper, I end up deleting it anyway.

How do I change my heart position to allow the Lord to bring inspiration? I pray. I turn on worship music and worship Him. I sit alone in my prayer closet and wait on Him. He always comes! He never disappoints! Sometimes, I need to be patient and allow the next paragraph or next chapter to come according to His timing.

Do you read the genre you write? Why or why not?

Because I would only write about something that I deeply understand myself, and only have the time and energy to read topics I am interested in and care about, the answer is yes! The Revelation of Israel is about prophecy being fulfilled in our lifetime. I find that I ONLY read about that topic. I am fully given over to seeing the Kingdom come forth. When I have the change to read, I want to spend my time reading about that.

What is the most valuable piece of advice you’ve been given about writing?

“Write from your heart.” Isn’t that all each of us can do? I can only share from the revelation that I carry.

How did publishing your first book change your writing process?

The first draft of my first book, Lifted Up, My Whole Hearted Testimony, was all over the place at times. I felt bad for the person who had to edit it. He returned it with a page full of suggestions and it meant cutting a lot out that might have been interesting to me but did not add to the primary thesis of the writing. For The Revelation of Israel, I was much more purposeful in each paragraph that I wrote. I felt like I was writing it with the help of the Lord and I would literally dialogue with Him while writing. “Lord, do you want me to include that?” “Father, are you sure that is necessary?”

With regards to including so much Scripture in this book, verses just the references to scripture, I was convicted in my own heart that it would be God’s Word, not my words, that would cause someone to understand their value in His plan. This is what drove me.