Note to Editor: Dear Brooks, I was amazed as I read one of the statutes regarding the killing and eating of meat. It directs us to pour the blood from the slain animal to the dust of the earth. I then realized that the killing of the Pascal Lamb was followed by the pouring of His precious blood onto the dust! This was simply one more proof that Jesus fulfilled the law in every jot and tittle!  Even after death. Our beloved Saviour has set the bar so high that we could not reach it with a Jet aircraft! But, no fear. He has imputed to us righteousness, since we believe in His redeeming sacrifice. We have His grace; we have hope in Christ; Christ had an unshakeable faith, such that He would lay down Hs life, for His friends, and take it up again! For Jesus’ faith, praise be to God! Hallelujah! Don

Recently, in Toronto, I heard excellent preaching on the first three chapters of Genesis.

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When we proclaim that the Anglo Saxon, Celtic, Nordic and related peoples are descended from ancient Israel, we are often met with, "So what?" Why would it be important to know who we are and are there any benefits? When the Assyrian empire crumbled, the exiled Israelites escaped by the way of Aserath, as documented by Ezekiel.

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Dear Brooks, Isn’t it upsetting that organized religion is promoting the idea that there are ways to God other than Jesus, who claimed to be the way. Oh, how they love to make the giver-of-life irrelevant! Destroy Him and destroy Christianity! Well, we are told that Blessed are they that endure to the end for they shall be saved. I plan to be among those who endure. If this essay brings but one sheep into the fold, I could be happy in my achievement because there is more joy in heaven over one sinner who was lost and saved, than ninety-nine who were in the fold. Editor’s Note: Thanks Don, I found myself in the midst of three members of the Bahai faith a few days ago and after listening to them for fifteen minutes, I sure wish I had had your article with me. I think I will send it to them now.

I am troubled, personally, because of the growing number of statements that Christ is not the only way to God.

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