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Readers like Rob MacDormand’s articles because they express a great love of the Lord and are written in such a way as to be easily understood. Perhaps he gained a great insight from his mother who for years was a contributing writer to The Prophetic Expositor, the former magazine of British-Israel-World Federation. He writes a great deal about blessings and curses, how both have affected our Israel nations, and he emphasizes the great need to proclaim the Gospel of the Kingdom whenever the opportunity arises. He does so in his personal ministry. Rob is a graduate of the University of Alberta, was engaged in the oil industry for many years and now is involved in city planning. He is a third generation believer in the Israel message and has a great interest in what is going to happen spiritually to our brethren as the end of the age draws closer.
I was intrigued with a letter to the editor in the July issue of “Thy Kingdom Come”. It was from someone in Colorado who asked the Lord how a person should pray for America. The Lord directed this person to Judges, chapter six. The chapter is about Gideon, a man of the tribe of Manasseh….
Throughout the history of the Houses of Israel and Judah there were faithful witnesses to God’s promises. In the House of Israel there were prophets such as Elijah and Elisha, and in the House of Judah, prophets such as Isaiah and Jeremiah. The prophet Elijah despaired that he was the only faithful witness left, but…
Critics of the Israel Truth movement have assumed that we teach the total separation of Ephraim and Manasseh. In fact, this never happened. Many people of the tribe of Manasseh left England to come to the new world, but not all.
The Lord gave us instructions regarding prophecies in the book of Numbers. “If there be a prophet among you, I the Lord will make myself known unto him in a vision, and will speak unto him in a dream.” (Numbers 12:6) The prophet Ezekiel had many visions, such as few have matched in wonder.
If you walk into nearly any Christian bookstore and ask about information on the Anglo-Israel or British Israel movement, you will be directed to the section on cults. In this section there will be books on Mormonism, Christian Science, The Worldwide Church of God, and the Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Most Christians see the importance of the Cross for personal Salvation but do not recognize that the Cross ensures the survival of the nation. Before the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ the acting high priest in Judaea made a prophecy recorded in the book of John.
Some people have accused identity Christians of ignoring the cross and trying to be justified before God by keeping the law. This is an absurd accusation because the cross is part of the law. By believing in the cross we are keeping the law.
We know that Jesus Christ is concerned with our health because of what he did in his earthly ministry. Multitudes of people followed him and brought him all of the sick folk they could find, and he healed every one. (Matthew 4:23-25)
Today there seems to be a rather casual acceptance of Jesus Christ without the reverence and respect that is due Him. This pervades the Christian church and affects all of society, where Jesus is regarded as no more than just a good moral teacher. In general, people in the western world don’t mind the Christmas…
So, what if we are the descendants of the lost tribes of Israel? Is this of any importance to us or the people we associate with each day? Are we not supposed to just live the Christian life and bring the gospel of personal salvation to others?
