F. F. Bosworth

===British Israelism===
During the gap in information from 1934 to 1944, it appears Bosworth accepted at least some elements of [[British Israelism|British Israel]] theology and left the Alliance church, not to return until 1944, when he was welcomed back into the Alliance, was asked to preach at one of their conventions and along the way publicly apologized for having been in error.<ref name="Genuine Gold">{{cite book
  | last = King
  | first = Paul L.
  | authorlink = Paul L. King
  | title = Genuine Gold
  | publisher = Word & Spirit Press
  | year = 2006}}</ref>
While some who follow British Israelism claim that F.F. Bosworth maintained a British Israel view of prophecy until his death,<ref name="Controversy in Zion">{{cite book
  | last = Southwick
  | first = George W.
  | authorlink = George W. Southwick
  | title = Controversy in Zion
  | publisher = Truth in History Ministries}}</ref>
they do not offer any evidence to support this other than one radio sermon by Bosworth, which does not go to the extremes many do with that doctrine.<ref name="The House of Israel and the House of Judah">{{cite book
  | last = Bosworth
  | first = F.F.
  | authorlink = F.F. Bosworth
  | title = The House of Israel and the House of Judah
  | publisher = Truth in History Ministries}}</ref>