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Some thoughts and observations from my recent three-week visit to Great Britain during June and July: I had the pleasure and privilege of attending the annual summer convention of the Covenant People’s Fellowship at High Leigh during the week of July 4 through 9, with some of the leading British-Israel speakers from throughout England, Wales,…
The Myth of Richard Brothers Through the years that the Canadian British-Israel Association has distributed books and literature, we sometimes receive anonymous emails rather rudely asserting that no scholar supports B.I. teaching. One might simply laugh off such a remark except for the fact that the major media and publishing houses have suppressed British-Israel scholarship…
Events in Egypt and throughout the Mideast have dominated the news headlines. The popular revolt in Egypt against President Hosni Mubarak is especially important, since his regime is the only one in the Mideast that has a peace agreement with the Israeli state. The calls for “democracy” and free elections sound innocent, even moral, yet…
Mainline Christians generally know something about the Old Testament fall of Jerusalem and Babylonian exile of the House of Judah, but there was another exile of Judah that is almost universally ignored, even by many Biblical scholars. We read about this “unknown exile” in the book of Second Kings 18:13: “Now in the fourteenth year…
The tribe of Judah constituted one of the leading tribes of Israel, and has a fascinating and much misunderstood history. For a good part of the Biblical story, the people of Judah strived for the birthright and headship among the tribes of Israel. We often find Judah in the forefront of major events, including the…
Orthodox Rabbi Eliezer Cohen, in a thoughtful—and thought provoking—article published in “Jewish News” (10-6-05) mused that the covenant of Moses “has been a 3,500-year failure.” Although the Jewish religion has steadfastly refused to implement the Christian Gospel with its New Covenant, Cohen bares the shortcomings—and indeed failure—of the Old Covenant, found in the Old Testament…
A fast-growing segment of Fundamentalist and Evangelical Christianity is adopting a belief-system known as “Christian Zionism.” It is troubling that this pseudo-Christian philosophy has received relatively little examination and criticism from Christian leaders. Some mainstream church bodies do oppose it, but for mainly political reasons. In particular, those who advocate a two-state solution in Palestine…
There are those today who wonder why the Lord allows wickedness to prevail upon the earth. Some, indeed, wanting perhaps to help the Lord’s program along, seek to take matters into their own hands and bring about the defeat the wicked before the Divine appointed time of judgment has arrived. We are instead expressly told…
The Israeli Knesset has introduced and passed a new bill that has caused anger and confusion in the Jewish nation, and “could tear apart the Jewish people,” according to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. (Jewish News, July 22, 2010) In order to become law, the bill must pass three readings in the Knesset, and some Jewish…
The Biblical account of the division of Israel into two “houses” or kingdoms in the time of King Rehoboam of Judah is of great prophetic significance right up to our own day. The leadership, or birthright, of Israel was originally given to the Patriarch Joseph (1 Chron. 5:1-2), and then to his son Ephraim and…
