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Brooks came to the message in 1991 and began writing for Thy Kingdom Come in 2001. His subjects are varied, although prophecy is his favourite. He is a former bank executive and businessman and is now a business consultant. He has authored several books and articles on the Israel Truth and is a regular speaker on the subject. He is co-editor of the magazine and has been a Board Member with the Association for a number of years. Brooks believes that more than any other time in the Christian era is it more important to sow the seeds of the Israel Truth and the Gospel of the Kingdom. He thinks that as in the days of Hosea, Israel today is being swallowed up and the future is dimmer and dimmer without the Lord Jesus Christ as our Beacon. As iot was with Hosea, we True Israel must reach that point where we will say, “Come, and let us return unto the Lord ……he will heal us … and he will bind us up.” All the signs suggest there is not much time.
“Be not afraid …” These words of the Lord are meant to give us courage as we pass through times of unprecedented evil. These words were spoken by the Lord in the wonderful story of John 6:15-21 but they relate also to the inspiring message within the story, as we steer ourselves through the great…
George VI and wife inspecting bombing damage during WWIIOn February 6th, 1952, one of the great kings of England, George VI, closed his life at the young age of 56. Young people of today have no realization of why God Almighty placed this man on the Throne of David at such a critical time in…
Psalm 1 describes two very opposite paths. “The first is the righteous way where we are urged to seek happiness by following God’s Law and to meditate on God’s teaching. And if we do, ultimate success is certain”. This first path, of course, leads us to a life in Christ and a ticket to the…
I suppose all of us sometimes reflect as to why God chose to lift the blindness from our eyes and revealed our identity as Israelites. It sure made the difference in our faith because every line in the Bible then made sense. We can certainly understand the beauty of John 9:1-7, the blind man having…
“Many, O Lord my God, are thy wonderful works which thou hast done, and thy thoughts which are to us-ward: they cannot be reckoned up in order unto thee: If I would declare and speak of them, they are more than can be numbered.” (Psalm 40:5) How we were blessed, particularly the Anglo Saxon nations….
Kind of scary in a way, isn’t it? To have all our thoughts and deeds uncovered before our very eyes. I suppose when John Wesley penned these words, he must have been reflecting upon his own mortality as he took stock of his life. Probably like most Christians, he was thankful that God granted us…
Editor Comment: I received a telephone call from a reader in the east who said she is a doubter when someone throws possible dates for Jesus’ return but lately she has been hearing suggestions that 2016 could be a date to watch. She mentioned that only a couple of weeks earlier on one of her…
We were there about ten minutes when a 4.7 came along and buried the lot of us. Like so many other young men and women serving in far distant lands, some not really understanding the reason why they are there in the first place, I want to make mention of one of these young men…
Choose you this day whom ye will serve … A great World War II leader, Field Marshall Bernard Montgomery, once said, “let us remember when all these things are said and done the one great fact, the greatest fact, remains supreme and unassailable. It is this. There are in this world things that are true…
In his “Tale of Two Cities” Charles Dickens began with the following Phrase, “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light,…
