Dr. Stephen E. Jones to Teach at Our Upcoming Bible Conference
See bio info about Rob and Dena Corry here. They also will be teaching. That blog also contains with further important information about our Passover-Resurrection Bible Conference to be held in Chattanooga on the weekend of April 3-5th.
The following biographical information is partly drawn from Dr. Jones’ website and
Tired of Winning Yet? U.S. Abandons 66 International Bodies
We are elated with this news, and we expect most of our readers will feel likewise buoyed by this most recent move of the Trump administration. Decades ago, there was a grassroots campaign to “Get the U.S. out of the U.N. and the U.N. out of the
More Locusts—Corporate Raiders Impoverish the People
Barley in the Bible, part 20
We are continuing to expound the following verse as it can be applied to our modern Christian-Israel people in America. We had previously explained two ways in which it is fulfilled in our nation today.
Judges 6:4 And they encamped against them, and
Power Is Key to the Future, No Escape for the Grand Conspiracy
Devin Nunes states: “This is the most important issue, at the highest level, since the first Manhattan Project” (in the 1940s). He explains further it is because this is essentially the second generation of that first Manhattan Project which first led to the weapons and then to commercial nuclear power.
Barley in the Bible-part 19
Our study concerning the significance of barley in the Bible is gradually coming to a close, but in so doing, it has led us into a very detailed study of the story of Gideon, one of the judges of ancient Israel.
Gideon is described as
We all woke up Saturday morning, January 3, 2026 to the news that our combined military forces, intelligence agencies, and Department of Justice operators had swooped into the heavily-guarded palace of Venezuelan dictator, Nicolas Maduro, and had grabbed him and his wife and exfiltrated them back to the USA.
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On Words and Language
We wish you a most blessed new year!
Many people who come to America and try to learn our English language describe it as one of the most difficult of modern languages to learn. One might find that a bit of an exaggeration unless one has studied foreign languages.
We
