Over the years, we have published many small articles, some a few lines, others a page, but all of them convey matters of interest. Each month we will add a few more and wish you good reading.
Alfred the Great and the Common Law
The outstanding monarch when THE SAXONS were ruling in England was ALFRED THE GREAT. He was a GREAT LEADER, a GREAT STATESMAN, a GREAT HISTORIAN, a GREAT SCHOLAR and a GREAT CHRISTIAN. It was he who gave England the COMMON LAW which was based upon the LAWS THAT GOD GAVE TO MOSES! He also gave…
Advice from King George VI on Prayer
There is a little known story of the days when King George VI was in the Royal Navy. His personal messenger was instructed to visit his cabin at certain times every day. He was to knock, enter and await instructions. One day the messenger carried out his instructions and found the Prince on his knees,…
A Peek At The Royal Past
From deep in our archives, we discovered this old newspaper clipping taken in 1894. It is indeed a rare picture and it depicts four generations of British Rulers. Queen Victoria, who reigned longer than any other British monarch, is holding Prince Edward, later to become the Prince of Wales, then Edward VIII. He subsequently abdicated…
A Glance Back – Earth was filled with Violence
excerpts courtesy The Pathfinder Editor’s note: The year 2003 is almost over and we enter 2004 with great apprehension. Violence and war have been hallmarks of the past year, indeed it has been so at a quickening pace for some years now. The Pathfinder began its article with the passage, “…and the earth was filled…
A Deceived World
The world today — particularly the peoples of Anglo-Saxondom —have succumbed to the delusion that they may run their national and personal affairs in their own way as they please. The fact is, that is what is wrong with the world. God says that “It is not in man that walketh to direct his steps.”…
It’s New Zealand’s Anniversary
A Great Anglo-Saxon Nation The Treaty of Waitangi between the Maori & British was first signed in the Bay of Islands on 6 February 1840. The Treaty remains regarded as New Zealand’s foundation as a nation and is revered by the Maori as a guarantee of their rights. Did you know this about New Zealand?…
