Using biblical sources as well as physical monuments and artefacts, this study examines the opposing views about the fate of the northern House of Israel. The use of Tables clearly identifies the different events.

Focuses on Christ as central to British-Israel faith, and our personal responsibility to the Coming King.

The Scriptures teach that when the Kingdom of God is restored in full glory, righteousness will prevail.

Among the many and dramatic events of our Lord's ministry there have been few more striking then the Bethesda incident, and the sequal to it.

At many times in the two World Wars the nation was saved from disaster in circumstances that defied probabilities. There were sudden changes in the weather, inexplicable mistakes in strategy and tactics by the enemy and other extraordinary events. Beyond the Odds explores turning points in the World Wars, with in-depth accounts of diplomacy and wartime operations. Leaders and commanders in the Second World War, such as Churchill and his Chief of the Imperial General Staff, Alan Brooke, saw the outworking of providence in that war. Recording the beliefs of commanders and National Days of Prayer, the book provides fresh perspectives on momentous occurrences, as seen by those who experienced them.

An A-Z of Bible terms, place names, books, people and doctrines. Written by an international team of over 150 Scholars, reflecting recent advances in research and scholarship. Maps, family trees, line drawings, diagrams and charts clarify and expand the text. An index gives ease of access to all significant data

Israel are today found amongst the Anglo-Saxon-Celtic peoples, and that includes Great Britain.

Volume I - a handbook of secular evidence, from first-class authorities, testifying to the accuracy of the Scriptures, together with factual information concerning the history and migrations of the Hebrew Peoples.

Volume II - a handbook of secular evidence, from first-class authorities, testifying to the accuracy of the Scriptures, together with factual information concerning the history and migrations of the Hebrew Peoples.

The compendium seeks to serve two purposes. Firstly it is for Bible students grappling with the complexity of the Israel peoples.

Secondly, it contains key material for Bible study, the Christian life, and Ministry. It brings together biblical passages from which tenets of the Christian faith are derived and, where space permits, shows alternative sources to use. Shows useful maps and charts.