A unique study of this pivotal event. The Exodus was at a time fixed in God's plan to make a nation from Abram's seed. Before the Exodus God had no nation of His own, but now He has! The Exodus was the first time since Creation that God came down, not for a short visit, but to dwell among His people. The Exodus saw the dawn of a new calendar and era. Israel crossed the Red Sea at night, and by daybreak was free. Israel's great sin was to keep wanting to go back to Egypt, despising God's freedom and choosing slavery. It still is! We need another Exodus.

The closing chapters of Ezekiel antedate the opening ones by 5 years. Is this the key to understanding the interpretation of this book?

A simple and condensed explanation of fundamentals of the British Israel faith.

A scholarly document now fully annotated tracing the Jesuits' strategy to sidetrack the Protestant Reformation to conceal the Historicist Interpretation of the Book of Revelation.

The author presents a number of fine portraits of our ancestors and teaches us a little more about the women who gave birth to the men who saved the situation for the people who Ruled-with-God - Isra-el.

The author brings evidence of a divine foreknowledge of all human history. He illustrates this by the Zodiac, the Great Pyramid and the Holy Bible.

This unique version, printed in large text format in 1910, contains the complete Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments, translated into English directly from the original Hebrew, Chaldee and Greek languages, with instructions and critical notes by Ferrar Fenton. Burgundy, hard cover.

The Ferrar Fenton translation of the Bible, completed in 1910, in 'modern English', translated directly from the original Hebrew, Chaldee and Greek.

This is an easily referenced form of most of the key points of the Israel message. The twenty-sixth edition has been revised and updated. Readers can be assured that it has stood the test of time.

An Address given to the United Protestant Council on November 1st, 1997, addressing the problem of Anglo-Catholicism and the roots of apostasy; challenges the concept of what a Christian really is.