Editorials should be read in the light of the Israel Truth, that is, that the Anglo-Saxon, Celtic, Scandinavian and kindred peoples are the Israelites of the Bible, the inheritors of both the blessings and the responsibilities that God bestowed upon Abraham, Isaac and Jacob through the Israel line.
The Rejoicing Christian
Editor’s Note: There was never a time in his adult life that Thomas J. McGill was not serving the Lord God Almighty. He and his equally committed wife pioneered the Prairie Provinces and British Columbia establishing the Salvation Army’s presence during the early 20th century. They even took his beloved work to the Yukon during…
Sacraments
The word Sacrament comes from the Latin word Sacramentum, used in connection with the Roman army when a man enlisted, who pledged himself to obedience of every command of his officers. It eliminated him from all responsibility when obeying orders.
What Are You Willing to Give For Peace?
This is a pertinent question, a vital question. It is something that seems to keep on intruding and stamping itself into our conscience in the quiet moments when we are alone. In these days I question if there are many who have not felt the impulse to do something about the matter – to offer…
The Image of Gold
Editor’s Note: As prophesied in Daniel 5: 25-28, Nebuchadnezzar’s gold system was partially abandoned by the United States in 1933 and further abandoned in 1971 during the Nixon years. Today, gold is again in the news as despite wide swings, it is moving up in price very rapidly.
Sin, The Burden of the Mind
Some years ago I mentioned to a friend that there was a great deal of modern psychology to be found in the Bible. He replied: “Christ was the greatest psychologist that ever lived”.
The Mysteries of Glastonbury
Editor’s Note: On April 22nd, a large Vancouver gathering learned a great deal of the mysteries of Glastonbury as Richard Bray of Washington State shared his extensive research gathered over fifty years.